I think PR 1653 broke build for projects using remote theme

[LucySheridan]

Description

I am generating GitHub pages referencing the Minimal Mistakes theme remotely, since about a hour ago my builds have failed because of the following error:
Your SCSS file assets/css/main.scss has an error on line 228: Undefined variable: "$gitlab-color".

This appears to coincide with a update that was done in this repo about an hour ago...

[mmistakes]

You have a link to your repo having the issue? I'm using the remote theme to build the docs and all builds have worked fine since this PR.

My guess is you have a custom SCSS file that is overidding the theme's files and is missing the $gitlab-color variable.

[LucySheridan]

Yep - already worked that out... and fixed it. Is there a way to sign up for notification of changes. I was in the middle of presentation on GitHub pages (perfect timing) when this happened... :)

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On 8 May 2018 at 12:20, Michael Rose ***@***.***> wrote: You have a link to your repo having the issue? I'm using the remote theme to build the docs and all builds have worked fine since this PR. My guess is you have a custom SCSS file that is overidding the theme's files and is missing the $gitlab-color variable. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1658 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AjcWuQTpqKHaHhH9mDyiBeK7t3ivQ-eiks5twcW_gaJpZM4T27rQ> .

[mmistakes]

You're best bet would be to star and "watch" this repo. GitHub will send you emails when commits are pushed so you'll know what's being worked on if you need to react to them due to having a custom build.

[mmistakes]

Also, if you want to lock what version of the theme you use vs. being on the bleeding edge of master you can do something like this in your _config.yml file:

remote_theme: mmistakes/minimal-mistakes@4.11.2