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Do nothing with Javascript files #598

Closed dubiousdavid closed 11 years ago

dubiousdavid commented 11 years ago

I have a Sass/Compass project, but don't want CodeKit to do anything with my Javascript files. The settings for Javascript seem to indicate that it will always concatenate Javascript files. Is this true? If not, maybe the drop down should be more clear, since there isn't an obvious noop.

Thanks, David

bdkjones commented 11 years ago

Hi David,

You can add *.js to the Skipped Items list in preferences before you add your projects to CodeKit. The app will then completely skip over all your javascript files. Alternately, as long as you leave the "then" setting set to "concatenate imported files" and you don't use any of CodeKit's JS-importing abilities, there will be nothing to do when those files are saved and CodeKit will only reload your browser for you.

Cheers!

dubiousdavid commented 11 years ago

Perfect. Thanks so much.

On May 15, 2013, at 5:32 PM, bdkjones notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi David,

You can add *.js to the Skipped Items list in preferences before you add your projects to CodeKit. The app will then completely skip over all your javascript files. Alternately, as long as you leave the "then" setting set to "concatenate imported files" and you don't use any of CodeKit's JS-importing abilities, there will be nothing to do when those files are saved and CodeKit will only reload your browser for you.

Cheers!

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