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I know this has been brought up before, having looked through the issues; but I have a new use-case here, and thought it might deserve another look:
When I need to add more files further into a stream, I don't have an option about their position in the stream's list of files. For instance, when acquiring a set of files, preforming some operation on those, and then acquiring other files I don't want to preform that operation on … now, I'm stuck with gulp-concat putting whatever files I don't process, last.
There's no way of doing this without either A) some complex backflips to manipulate the streams themselves, or B) ending up with the contents of normalize.css at the end of my concatenated CSS file.
So, my thought: if you accept #36; it will become possible to deterministically order streams by reversing, concatenating, and then re-reversing. Or something like that. Doesn't seem great, but I can't think of any easier ways to do this. /=
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I know this has been brought up before, having looked through the issues; but I have a new use-case here, and thought it might deserve another look:
When I need to add more files further into a stream, I don't have an option about their position in the stream's list of files. For instance, when acquiring a set of files, preforming some operation on those, and then acquiring other files I don't want to preform that operation on … now, I'm stuck with
gulp-concat
putting whatever files I don't process, last.Specific example:
There's no way of doing this without either A) some complex backflips to manipulate the streams themselves, or B) ending up with the contents of
normalize.css
at the end of my concatenated CSS file.So, my thought: if you accept #36; it will become possible to deterministically order streams by reversing, concatenating, and then re-reversing. Or something like that. Doesn't seem great, but I can't think of any easier ways to do this. /=
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: