New setting: liveSassCompile.settings.forceBaseDirectory #25
A new setting that can help performance in large projects with few Sass/Scss files.
Note: multi-root workspace with different folder structures can not use this efficiently (See setting note & VS Code Feature Request (:+1: it) )
New feature: The status bar Error and Success messages can be clicked which will open the Output Window #25
Updates
autoprefixer from 10.2.1 to 10.2.4
Small bug fixes (nothing user facing)
Various dev-dependancy updates
Fixed
Part fix: Slow file handling #22. Full fix in v5 as some small breaking changes
The glob pattern matcher is causing bottlenecks, reducing load calls with small patch. However moving away from glob is the end-game (which will be happening in v5)
Fix: compileCurrentSass shows wrong message on fail
When you run compileCurrentSass and it would fail (for whatever reason) it would cause the output to show Success rather than Error (just the output was wrong, nothing else)
Fix: Status bar inconsistancies during display changes
When command bar is changing between visuals it was possible to cause the status and the shown message to be out of sync (due to clicks while setTimeouts are pending), the setup also meant you couldn't sync them again (unless you did a manual compile command)
4.4.0 - 2021-01-31
Added
liveSassCompile.settings.forceBaseDirectory#25ErrorandSuccessmessages can be clicked which will open the Output Window #25Updates
autoprefixerfrom10.2.1to10.2.4Fixed
compileCurrentSassshows wrong message on failcompileCurrentSassand it would fail (for whatever reason) it would cause the output to showSuccessrather thanError(just the output was wrong, nothing else)