Open ghost opened 5 years ago
I have the exact same behaviour. Did you find any fix @iamdave210 ?
@choobie1kenoobie Unfortunately not. I eventually gave up.
Sucks! It worked just fine on my other desktop. Must be an incompatibility issue.
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@choobie1kenoobie https://github.com/choobie1kenoobie Unfortunately not. I eventually gave up.
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Maybe I'm doing something wrong but minifying any js creates a file which contains only "undefined." I haven't tried to minify any css.
Windows 10 Pro 1809, Brackets Release 1.14 build 1.14.0-17740
{ "less": [ "css/cat.less", "css/cat.mgr.less" ], "brackets-minifier.on-save-project": false, "brackets-minifier.js-project-minify": true, "brackets-minifier.css-project-minify": false, "brackets-minifier.js-custom-path": "", "brackets-minifier.css-custom-path": "", "brackets-minifier.project-exclude": "", "brackets-minifier.concat-js-filename": "", "brackets-minifier.concat-css-filename": "", "brackets-minifier.uglifyjs-options": "{}", "brackets-minifier.cleancss-options": "{}" }
The only messages in the console are JSLint warnings. Also, don't know if it's relevant or not, but Ctrl+Alt+M doesn't work. I have to go to Edit>Minify to get anything to happen. Edit>Minify Project also works but all the files contain only "undefined"