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Hey guys, I have an interesting problem trying to compile coffee files into javascript. I have a file called engine.coffee which used to compile to engine.js. So far so good. Today, however, web workbench created a new file called engine1.js while trying to compile engine.coffee. Deleting both js files (engine.js and engine1.js) didn't help - i.e. web workbench still produces a file called engine1.js. Is there anything that could be done to get web workbench to create the right (original) filename? Cheers!
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Unfortunately this is a Visual Studio glitch and is outside our control. For more info and the all-important fix see this thread: http://www.mindscapehq.com/forums/Thread.aspx?ThreadID=4589 (it's in the context of Sass but the same fix applies to CoffeeScript) |
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Cool, thank you for the explanation Ivan. |
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