My case is that I have one file, `application.css.less`, that includes a bunch of import statements: ``` @import "reset.css.less"; @import "variables.css.less"; @import "mixins.css.less"; ``` This is really handy because I don't need to do imports in other files. The asset(s) are configured as such: ``` Assets::factory('main')->css('application.css.less'); ``` Unfortunately, asset-merge won't recognize that changes to the imported files have been made and recompile/process them. Perhaps this is an edge case, or better way around this, but it'd be great if asset-merger had some way around this. Great module, by the way, this sort of thing is essential in all web projects now, if you ask me.
My case is that I have one file,
application.css.less, that includes a bunch of import statements:This is really handy because I don't need to do imports in other files. The asset(s) are configured as such:
Unfortunately, asset-merge won't recognize that changes to the imported files have been made and recompile/process them.
Perhaps this is an edge case, or better way around this, but it'd be great if asset-merger had some way around this.
Great module, by the way, this sort of thing is essential in all web projects now, if you ask me.