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Difficulty implementing on Windows machine in both approach (ruby & docker as well) #1655

@SaravanaGoutham

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@SaravanaGoutham

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Steps to reproduce for using ruby:

1.clone the template (from github)
2. Update gem file of sass library into saasc
3. execute this cmd : Gem install bunder
4. execute this cmd : bundle installed
5. execute this cmd : bundle exec middleman build
6. screen.css.scss file are showing some error when build , so remove this: // and add /* */ only inside the css class
7. after fixes of scss file again build it and then
8. execute this cmd : bundle exec middleman build

once server started , the ui look like collapsed screen shot were attached below
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Using docker

the following issue were if use docker option to build it in windows machine.

I followed the instructions as per the Docker integration and found I was not able to publish a version of my Slate documentation as there were line endings issues, "/usr/bin/env: ‘bash\r’: No such file or directory" when tried with a slightly different methodology there were issues about Gemfiles and bundle not existing, which I understand to be Ruby specific. Is there a way to publish without downloading Ruby

Always docker steps:

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If using ruby to do we are getting build issue and UI looks like collapsed.

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Last upstream Slate commit (run git log --author="\(Robert Lord\)\|\(Matthew Peveler\)\|\(Mike Ralphson\)" | head -n 1):
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