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When save a .less file, it goes through my entire project and recompiles all less files with the same name. Is there a reason it does this? We have multiple customer folders in our project, and they all have a similar setup with "default.less", "forms.less", etc. So when I save one file, I get 20-30 updated .min.css files in my TFS, quite bothersome. Is there a setting to turn on/off this feature, or is it a bug? |
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Hi, There is no good reason for this! So much so that we called it a bug and fixed it a few days ago. Grab the latest nightly build from your account and let us know if you still see the same problem. Nightly builds are the best way to get the latest fixes. To avoid annoying users too much we don't push to the Visual Studio Gallery as regularly as we'd like - about once every 2-3 weeks, so it may take another week or so to appear for all users there. I hope that helps, John-Daniel Trask |
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Hi, we've now found a similar problem. We still have multiple customers in one project in VS, and each customer has a file called "variables.less". Whenever we make a change to any of the "variables.less" files, all the files that have an "@import variables.less" gets recompiled, even if they're using a different "variables.less". So it seems the compiler doesn't check the absolute path of the files it's dependent on? Any fix to this? |
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Thanks for reporting this! I have added a fix for this which will be in the next nightly build.
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