Hugo Piquemal

I've made a mini module to deal with tokens and simulate the way the official launcher works I don't know if it could fix the problem ? https://github.com/pqml/prismarine-tokens

I don't think Circle CI can have persistent data. A solution could be to store the json data to a remote server via a simple REST API and secure calls...

Could you provide me more informations please ? Are you trying to include a css file using `@import`, or a font via `@font-face` and `src` ?

If possible, can you please attach to this issue a .zip of a project reproducing your issue - without including `panel` / `kirby` kirby folders, nor the `node_modules` folder

I succeed to reproduce the issue once, but now it seems to work fine. Have you tried to re-start the dev-server ? Or using another browser ?

What is your php cli version ? Maybe it's also something related to our use of IPv6 to get the php server properly working on localhost on MacOS (see http://php.net/manual/fr/features.commandline.webserver.php#120449)...

It's a really strange behaviour and I have no issues using PHP 7.2.4 cli and macOS 10.13.4 With the latest kirby-webpack version you can try to change `phpHost: 'localhost'` to...

Interesting. On the next release I will set 127.0.0.1 as the default host instead of localhost since it seems to fix a couple of issues I don't think you need...

I would also like this and I think it will be a feature for a new minor version. The main problem is the dev environment. Bundles are saved by webpack...

Hi, you can fix it by using a callback function for additionalData ```js css: { preprocessorOptions: { scss: { additionalData (source, fp) { // All scss files ending with imports.scss...