Import Skipped Files

[shshaw]

I have files within a /vendor/ path containing a lot of git submodules that I want CodeKit ignore overall since there are a lot of extra files in those repositories, but I do want import some of those files in a plugins.js file. Any way to have my cake and eat it too?

[bdkjones]

Should work just fine with the in-file statements.

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On Jul 16, 2014, at 10:13, Shaw [email protected] wrote:

I have files within a /vendor/ path containing a lot of git submodules that I want CodeKit ignore overall since there are a lot of extra files in those repositories, but I do want import some of those files in a plugins.js file. Any way to have my cake and eat it too?

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[shshaw]

That's what I was doing, with an @codekit-append statement, and CodeKit didn't show any imports on the plugins.js file. Saving the file from the skipped directory I was importing and saving plugins.js didn't concatenate the file in.

[bdkjones]

Ah, yea. Saving the IMPORTED file won't trigger a recompile of the base file because you told CodeKit to skip the file you just saved.

However, saving the base file directly will correctly import the skipped file. To get the base file to recompile when you save the imported file, you've got to have the imported file un-skipped.

[shshaw]

This issue still seems to be a problem. If I tell CodeKit to skip a folder, // @codekit-append statements still do not import the file from the skipped folder when saving the file with the // @codekit-append statement.

Here's a reduced test case: http://cl.ly/1S3H1M0H0R2D/test.zip