As in title. Bundling css files ends up with only first file in bundle.css instead of all occurences of require("[...]/[somename].css"); in all js files that participate.
Is there some option for enabling concatenated?
It is (from docs):
onFlush = (options, done) => {
Fs.appendFileSync(outputPath, options.data);
done(null); // Do not embed CSS into a JavaScript bundle
};
and at the beginning of bundling we need to unlink file outputPath
problem is when we use watchify
Because of removing outputPath file at the beginning of bundling, cached(by watchify) .js modules that required css files won't require css files again in case when .js module hasn't changed, but they need to because we've removed whole css bundle.
As in title. Bundling css files ends up with only first file in bundle.css instead of all occurences of require("[...]/[somename].css"); in all js files that participate.
Is there some option for enabling concatenated?
It is (from docs):
and at the beginning of bundling we need to unlink file
outputPath
problem is when we use watchify
Because of removing
outputPath
file at the beginning of bundling, cached(by watchify) .js modules that required css files won't require css files again in case when .js module hasn't changed, but they need to because we've removed whole css bundle.Any idea?