Problem
We are using the scss-bundler in a project with a lot of other files (like .js, .ts, .json, etc.) The --watch command is triggering the build every time, any file changes, but often there are no changes in the relevant files (.scss, .css, .sass). This is a huge performance problem and therefore slowing down our development process.
Possible Solution
A config property called fileExtensions could be included, that describes all the used file extensions.
Problem We are using the scss-bundler in a project with a lot of other files (like .js, .ts, .json, etc.) The --watch command is triggering the build every time, any file changes, but often there are no changes in the relevant files (.scss, .css, .sass). This is a huge performance problem and therefore slowing down our development process.
Possible Solution A config property called fileExtensions could be included, that describes all the used file extensions.
Alternative Maybe it would make sense to watch only for
.scss, .sass, .css
as default and do not add this config parameter?