I'm porting a bootstrap theme to Ink, so I have the gem set to a local path. This resulted in Ink picking up an Emacs backup of a .scss file.
[29] pry(Octopress::Ink::PluginAssetPipeline)> stylesheets['all'].map {|f| f.file }
=> ["grayscale-sass-ink.scss", "theme.scss~"]
Hmm. Emacs polluting the filesystem like that is annoying. I think there should be a more general way to avoid pulling in unintentional files than matching those specific characters. What is the # for?
I'm porting a bootstrap theme to Ink, so I have the gem set to a local path. This resulted in Ink picking up an Emacs backup of a .scss file. [29] pry(Octopress::Ink::PluginAssetPipeline)> stylesheets['all'].map {|f| f.file } => ["grayscale-sass-ink.scss", "theme.scss~"]