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Currently if I watch a file that has @import statements it will not watch for changes in the imported files. It would be great to have that feature even if it's an additional command line flag.
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Currently if I watch a file that has @import statements it will not watch
for changes in the imported files. It would be great to have that feature
even if it's an additional command line flag.
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Yes I am on 2.0.1. I was using the incorrect command. My bad.
Using node-sass -w -r --output dist src the proper import path is traversed. I was compiling a single file earlier. So my command node-sass -w sass/app.scss public/css/app.css was only looking for changes on that single file which has all my imports.
My bad, I should have looked through the existing issues better.
My use case is easily solved by using the recursive flag, I leave it up to you if you consider going through the import tree when compiling a single file is supposed to happen or not.
Currently if I watch a file that has
@import
statements it will not watch for changes in the imported files. It would be great to have that feature even if it's an additional command line flag.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: