Everything fine - almost. Except that
my 59c28e95.test.css was renamed to 59c28e95.css.gz
my 17575a8d.vendor.css was renamed to 17575a8d.css.gz
etc.
I know it's probably a "bug" in compress or in the grunt (or even node) file reader/writer/glob but nevertheless I added an optional separator option so you can at least workaround this problem by having your files renamed to 59c28e95-test.css instead of 59c28e95.test.css for example (dash instead of dot).
Merge it if you like :)
PS: I know I could have just flipped the execution order of the compress and the rev task but it seemed like a more "reliable" way doing it that way ;)
@manuelbieh I had just try this feature. when i set separator option to '-' or '_', grunt can not update index.html to reference revved .css, .js file.
I had one really annoying problem when using
grunt-rev
together withgrunt-contrib-compress
and gzip compression.I configured my compress task to change file extensions of gzip compressed files to
.css.gz
using theext
option:Everything fine - almost. Except that my
59c28e95.test.css
was renamed to59c28e95.css.gz
my17575a8d.vendor.css
was renamed to17575a8d.css.gz
etc.I know it's probably a "bug" in compress or in the grunt (or even node) file reader/writer/glob but nevertheless I added an optional
separator
option so you can at least workaround this problem by having your files renamed to59c28e95-test.css
instead of59c28e95.test.css
for example (dash instead of dot).Merge it if you like :)
PS: I know I could have just flipped the execution order of the compress and the rev task but it seemed like a more "reliable" way doing it that way ;)