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Current behavior:
When creating a new project using au new and choosing less as the css processor, the task au run --watch stops when there is a less file that doesn't compile (invalid syntax for example).
Expected/desired behavior:
create a new project with au new, select less as the css processor
run au run --watch
create a file temp.less within src/resources, containing only "{"
the watcher stops
What is the expected behavior? au run --watch should not stop when a less file currently doesn't compile. It should just write an error to the console.
What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?
This breaks the otherwise extremely nice workflow of having the editor set to autosave and having the watch process run in the background, especially because you only notice it when the browser stops updating.
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Library Version:
0.21.0
Please tell us about your environment:
Operating System:
Windows 10
Node Version:
6.6.0
NPM Version:
3.10.3
Language:
Less
Current behavior:
When creating a new project using
au new
and choosing less as the css processor, the taskau run --watch
stops when there is a less file that doesn't compile (invalid syntax for example).Expected/desired behavior:
au new
, select less as the css processorau run --watch
au run --watch
should not stop when a less file currently doesn't compile. It should just write an error to the console.This breaks the otherwise extremely nice workflow of having the editor set to autosave and having the watch process run in the background, especially because you only notice it when the browser stops updating.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: