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I'm working on a project that has LOTS of styling, and the compiled .min.css file is over 200kb. Previously, Web Workbench would leave in linefeeds, but the latest version omits the line-feeds. When I try to open the .min.css file in VS (2010), VS crashes. If I open the file in another editor and cut it down to size, like 50k to 100kb, VS will open the file. Is there a way to indicate to WW to use the previous method of minifying? Another reason we want to use the previous method is to make file comparisons easier/possible with previous minimized versions. Thanks, Darren |
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We haven't changed anything but we did upgrade the version of the library we use for JS minification (YUI compressor) in the latter half of last year, so presumably that would be the source of the change. There does look to be an option for specifying a line break length although its not clear what this was previously defaulting to - are you able to let me know how many characters it was previously using per line?
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