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Our team is currently using the compass SASS framework for a major project with all kinds of weird configuration options that have to be set in a config.rb file for the compass SASS compiler. We like Web Workbench a lot for coffeescript compilation/syntax highlighting and SASS syntax highlighting, but we do NOT want WW compiling SASS files on its own, ever. Right now it's a bit of a pain to manually either open the WW settings and uncheck each new SASS file we create (and for god's sake please add a select/deselect all option to the settings page), or go to the file properties and erase the custom tool. It would be awesome to have a visual studio preference to just enable or disable compilation of SASS/CoffeeScript system-wide, so we would no longer have to remember to manually tweak each file to not compile after it's created. |
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We're a bit reluctant to make this 'system' level because that means you wouldn't be able to move projects reliably between machines. But we could certainly provide a project-level switch -- you'd remember to need to set it for each new project, but once set, you wouldn't need to tweak the settings for each new file. Would that meet your needs? |
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+1 for project wide setting so we don't have to unckeck each new file added +1 for quick select all/none checkbox |
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I'm also agree. A project settings file in parallel of the new WW settings window would be very convenient. All the settings would be saved and included with the project. |
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Project-level setting would suffice. +1. |
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This is currently how things now work. The settings for compliation/minification are stored in the project file. We dont have a "globally disable" compilation/minification setting (either per project or generally) but there is the global default which will apply for new files which you can find under Tools/Options/Web Workbench.
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