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source: ...project\sass\reset.scss
dest: ...project\static\reset.css
read: ...project\sass\reset.scss
skip: ...project\sass\reset.scss does not exist
I don't have a file named "reset.scss" in /sass/reset.css. How ever, I do already have a file named "reset.css" in /static/assets/css. For some reason, if there's a pre-existing file in the destination directory, it seems to assume there's a source file with a similar directory. I don't like this functionality. Is there an option to disable it? I have css files in the destination path that did not come from the middleware.
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I don't have a file named "reset.scss" in /sass/reset.css. How ever, I do already have a file named "reset.css" in /static/assets/css. For some reason, if there's a pre-existing file in the destination directory, it seems to assume there's a source file with a similar directory. I don't like this functionality. Is there an option to disable it? I have css files in the destination path that did not come from the middleware.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: