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I would like to have the automated build process compile the SASS files. So having an utility that compiles the SASS files via MSBuild.exe would be most ideal due to resolve conflicts when checking in .css into TFS. I would also like to force the SASS file to re-generate another CSS every time the solution is compiled via MSBuild.exe (even if the SASS file hasn't been modified). So, here are my questions: Do you have a Command line utility to force compile SASS? Is it available on the Pro or Standard Version? Can I run it from MSBuild? Having this approach implemented would be most valuable for our project. Thanks |
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Yes, we have a command line compiler which is available as part of the pro version of WW - have a read through the blog post by Ivan here: http://www.mindscapehq.com/blog/index.php/2012/04/01/web-workbench-and-your-automated-build-process/ for some more details about how it works. It is intended to be used with a automated build process. Let us know if you have any questions about this :)
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Great! Is is still in Beta? |
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No it's a standard part of the product now and is also updated with the nightly builds. Let us know if you have any queries getting it integrated :)
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Having this do multiple CSS files is requirement for us. Having to maintain a list of all our CSS files sucks and writing a batch to iterate through and run each one is slow. Thanks |
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