Closed damienwebdev closed 4 years ago
it's strange the the --c flag isn't mentioned in the readme
I have published a canary version with -c
option. Also added project
property in bundlerOptions
.
Try it, and if it works, leave a comment we will close this issue and publish as normal version.
$ npm install scss-bundle@0.0.0-canary.9f111cb -D
I ran into the same issue as @damienwebdev. After installing the canary build @MartynasZilinskas mentioned, the -c flag is working again.
I am using 3.0.2 version and facing this issue. I see that this is not yet released. Any updates on when it will be released ?
@manpuriasudip I have released v3.1.0
package with --config
flag.
Describe the bug v2.5.1 has a
--c
flag which indicates to the CLI where theconfig.json
file lives. This seems to have been remapped in v3.0.1 to--p
. The issue with--p
is that in the event you have multipleconfig.json
files and they aren't stored in your project directory, this paradigm doesn't work.To Reproduce Create a project where config is stored in a different directory than
node_modules
. Try to utilize that config file from the CLI.Expected behavior I should be able to explicitly pass where my config file is located.
Package version: v3.0.1 Node version: v10.15.0 OS: MacOS