After the initial deployment of this example repo to Heroku, making further edits to the Gulp Sass assets and re-deploying seems to have no impact on the production css. I am able to purge the Heroku repo cache (using: https://github.com/heroku/heroku-repo) and then force another deployment to see the updates but this shouldn't be required. It seems the assets being built to /public/assets are part of the compiled slug and don't get updated unless the slug gets re-compiled.
Navigating directly to my example's assets/stylesheets/global.css file on Heroku, I can see that the styles mirror what was present on the initial deployment and not what the updated Gulp build should reflect.
After the initial deployment of this example repo to Heroku, making further edits to the Gulp Sass assets and re-deploying seems to have no impact on the production css. I am able to purge the Heroku repo cache (using: https://github.com/heroku/heroku-repo) and then force another deployment to see the updates but this shouldn't be required. It seems the assets being built to
/public/assets
are part of the compiled slug and don't get updated unless the slug gets re-compiled.Navigating directly to my example's
assets/stylesheets/global.css
file on Heroku, I can see that the styles mirror what was present on the initial deployment and not what the updated Gulp build should reflect.