Exclude Less Directory - gruntjs

I am using gruntjs to build my src and I want to exclude css/less/*.less from my published folder.
Should I be using the exclude list or is this an issue with the copy task?


Create a .buildignore file and add css/less

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Ignore some .scss files in vscode live sass compiler

I am using vscode live sass compiler to compile my sass code to css and am trying to destructure my code such that I have codes for specific function in separate file then I can import them to the main .scss all at once so that one css file to be generated as this is all I need because am using react.
I have been succesfull so far my problem is that even the other refactored code that I already imported are compiled to css. I don't need this.
How can i tell live sass compiler to ignore them?

You can use liveSassCompile.settings.excludeList setting to exclude specific folders. All Sass/Scss files inside the folders will be ignored.
You can use negative glob pattern too if you want to exclude a specific file or files inside this folders.
Examples:
Default value
"liveSassCompile.settings.excludeList": [
"**/node_modules/**",
".vscode/**"
]
Negative glob pattern - if you want exclude all file except file1.scss & file2.scss from path/subpath directory, you can use the expression
"liveSassCompile.settings.excludeList": [
"path/subpath/*[!(file1|file2)].scss"
]
You can find more info here.

There are two way through which you can prevent file to be compiled to generate separate .css file
File(.scss) name starting with underscore( _ ) well not be compiled to generate css file
If you have a folder with multiple .scss files you can exclude all files within folder and its subfolders through vscode setting.json file
Code
"liveSassCompile.settings.excludeList": [
"**/node_modules/**",
".vscode/**",
"**/YOUR_FOLDER/**"
],
replace YOUR_FOLDER with your desired folder
example I have 'vender' named folder with all bootstrap source code files
Example:SCSS files in vender folder and it's subfolder will not be compiled

How can I create directly my own rss.xml in OctoberCMS?

I want to generate rss.xml file in OctoberCMS by manually. Other plugins cannot be customized what I want. How can generate it by my own hand? Any suggestion?

You could use the File::put method to place an XML file within the theme assets public folder.
File::put(themes_path('mytheme/assets/somefile.xml'), $xmlContents);

Create default and minified CSS at once

I'm using SASS and Netbeans for web development. Is it possible to create the default and minified CSS file at once?
Example: I've one SASS file like style.scss and want as fast as possible two compiled files named style.css and style.min.css
What can I do in Netbeans to get both files at once when I save or precompile my SASS file? Is there any solution or does it need every time a manual step to add compress on the command line, etc.?
Thanks!

Exclude css files by default when checking in

I am using Less in Visual Studio to generate css files. When I check in I only want to check in the less files and exclude the generated css files. Is it possible to exclude css files by default when checking in?
Thanks!

If you are using Local Workspaces, you should be able to use a .tfignore file to ignore the css files like so:
######################################
# Ignore .css files in this folder and all its sub-folders
*.css
If you are using Server Workspaces, I think you will just have to avoid adding them when you use the Add Files to Source Control dialog. You can sort by the file type and select all the css files and choose "Exclude"

How do i change the index.html flex output to admin.anotherExtension?

i need to change the automatically generated index.html flex output to admin.anotherExtension. I understand that if i change the index.template.html the changes in html level will be preserve when the file is generated, however i need to change the name of the file also, and the extension.
Thank you! (using flashBuilder4)

In the html-template directory. Create a new template file named something like this:
${application}${build_suffix}.template.cfm
The next time you build your project, you'll get a file with the extension .cfm that is the same name as your application. You can use whatever extension of your choosing. My source
If you create your own file in the html-template directory (say: index.cfm ), I'm pretty sure that file will be copied to your build directory, but not changed.
Keep in mind all your changes will be overwritten if you change the Flex SDK on the project. Back them up somewhere.

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