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Hello, I'm using VS2013 and Mindscape Web Workbench version 3.3.1608. I'm evaluating the extension, to buy it. (sorry for any english mistake, I'm Brazilian) At work, we have the following structure: Basically, I have 3 levels for the styles: The [BaseLayout]: we store all rules that are commom to all systems we have. We can imagine that here we have the skeleton. At the [SystemLayout] we store the colors of each system. Basically we merge with the skeleton and fill with the colors and images of each system. and the [AplicationLayout] store all the rules relative only to each application. As each system is compesed by various applications, it can be a lot of app scss Files, each one inside it's folder. As you can see, the files inside the [BaseLayout], and [SystemLayout] are preced by an "_" (underline) they don't generate any css files. Only the apps scss generate it, by importing the Base, and Sistem scss. But, here are the problem: When I modify one scss file at [BaseLayout] or [SystemLayout], I have to edit all app scss files, so it'll generate all app css files again with the modifications at [BaseLayout] and [SystemLayout]. It's so painfull. Any solutions to my problem? If we could right click on the solution and run the build for all scss files would be great. |
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Saving a file which is imported by another will trigger compilation of the dependant file so it sounds like something is wrong here. What other extensions do you have installed? It sounds like something may be conflicting with WW.
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