node-sass won't --stdout (argument check fails)

[appsforartists]

This doesn't work as expected:

> node-sass --stdout ./b.scss 
Compile .scss files with node-sass.
Usage: node /usr/local/bin/node-sass [options] <input.scss> [<output.css>]

Options:
  --output-style     CSS output style (nested|expanded|compact|compressed)  [default: "nested"]
  --source-comments  Include debug info in output (none|normal|map)         [default: "none"]
  --source-map       Emit source map                                      
  --include-path     Path to look for @import-ed files                      [default: "/Users/bresimpson/Projects/multiWebstore/merchants/petsmart/styles"]
  --image-path       Path to prepend when using the image-url(…) helper     [default: ""]
  --precision        The amount of precision allowed in decimal numbers     [default: 5]
  --watch, -w        Watch a directory or file                            
  --output, -o       Output css file                                      
  --stdout           Print the resulting CSS to stdout                    
  --help, --help     Print usage info                                     

Argument check failed: function (argv){
    if (argv.help) { return true; }
    if (argv._.length < 1) { return false; }
  }

This does:

node-sass ./b.scss ./garbage.css

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[am11]

You should also try with the latest release, [email protected].

[xzyfer]

@am11 what are your thoughts on removing the --stdout and making it the
default behaviour if an output directory or file isn't supplied. This the
behaviour of Ruby sass and Libsass.
On 15 Jan 2015 11:57, "Adeel Mujahid" [email protected] wrote:

You should also try with the latest release, [email protected].

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[am11]

This makes sense to me. Even other node based compilers (Less etc.) also exhibit this behavior.