Gary Jones

I don't mind them - on macOS they aren't noisy, but do give notifications:  Typically, I run commands manually so the terminal is open, so...

Apparently, gulp-util is in the process of being [deprecated](https://github.com/gulpjs/gulp/issues/360) (splitting into individual packages), and the logging part is being replaced with [gulplog](https://github.com/gulpjs/gulplog). I've tried using gulplog, but initial indications suggests...

 The only change between the successful build, and the failure, was the inclusion of `const logger = require('gulplog');` near the top of the `build/css.js` file.

Not tried yet, but https://github.com/chrisgreeff/gulp-logger may be another package to consider.

Of all 6 of the packages that generate an audit report, none of them are used directly by gulp-wp-toolkit; they are all dependencies of dependencies (at some level). This toolkit...

Like I did with my separate zip tasks, we could have two separate tasks (``build:cssleft``, `build:cssright`, and either a master task (`build:css`) that does both, or otherwise checks for a...

Now we've got #41 (Allow multiple CSS files), we may have more flexibility to identify those which should have RTL files generated as well.

The default behaviour is to save the output to `rtl.css`, which WordPress will autoload if it exists. `rtl.css` is meant to contain the additional changes, such that `style.css` followed by...

As a quick and dirty hack, you can use Settings -> Custom CSS: ```css html.dark .column:nth-of-type(1) .column-header { background: red; } html.dark .column:nth-of-type(2) .column-header { background: white; } ``` ![screenshot...

> we wouldn't want to spend time adding alt-text to images on upload That is *exactly* what you should be doing so that at least a default alternative representation exists....