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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation

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  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    Here's our default gitignore file. https://www.gitignore.io/api/osx,wordpress,sass,codekit Plus # Icon must end with two \r Icon? ### Grav CMS ### logs/popularity cache

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    @justshipit: Here's one that we are working on. It's actually the first Grav theme we've done and isn't finished yet. So, depending on when you see the link, I can't promise everything will be working

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    @yisraelgrimes mind to send me a link to your site? I just realised I will need to add to .gitignore entire user/pages/*because I will be creating/modifying posts & pages directly from the admin d

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    And the only files I typically add to gitignore are the things like cache files and htaccess. Everything else (even the .sketch designs) goes online in case someone else I'm working with needs it.

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    We work on our local machines/local servers and each person is working in their own branch. Then when we are ready to see the work on a live server or share it with someone remotely we will merge with

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    As you say, I always ignore unnecessary cache-files or development files like .sass_cache or node_modules, but I keep both .scss and .css in the version control workflow because the SASS is at any rat

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    Yea either way although a good practice is to not commit files that are auto-generated (you omit them in .gitignore).

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    In some plugins / themes we use it. We generate the CSS locally and commit that too. When the SCSS changes, so does the CSS.

  • SCSS/SASS - what is your workflow? · 10 years ago

    So I got used to SCSS and don't imagine going back to "stone age" and repeat myself. How do you handle SCSS? You commit the code through .git (just .scss) and then generate automatically .css files on

  • Old background images are displayed even after cleaning cache! · 10 years ago

    @rhukster right. This might be my NGINX configuration. Let me have a look.