Bryan Jones

Yea, I hear you. There are several issues: ## Disabled Projects The "disabled" projects are, behind the scenes, no different than enabled projects. CodeKit is still indexing them and watching...

This is a problem that other tools, such as Grunt, Gulp, and Webpack don't have. Precisely because they don't need to model the entire filesystem under a project—there is no...

CodeKit uses the `rollup-common-js` plugin, without any customizations for that plugin's options. If you can get it working using Rollup/Babel from the command line, let me know the configuration that...

Thanks for looking into the issue! I'll have to build a UI to expose this option. As for the error when running as a Hook: this is because idiot hipsters...

You might see if Rollup has some sort of "silent" option that could silence that spammy message. That would at least resolve the issue with the Hook reporting a false...

Not yet; but it’s still on my list! > On 20 Mar 2020, at 10:47, Buddierdl wrote: > > > @bdkjones Have you had any chance to look at implementing...

As far as I know, I’ve never supported that. My general philosophy is to remove as much “implicit magic” as possible and favor explicitly declaring intent. If “index.js” is left...

Files in Frameworks aren’t processed on their own; they’re processed as part of compiling files in a project. That is, framework files are always imported into other files that are...

What are you trying to accomplish? Sent from my iPhone > On Nov 14, 2019, at 07:33, Jeff Seals wrote: > >  > That would actually be a lot...

CodeKit does indicate when file-watching is paused with a badge on the Dock icon. Animating icons in the dock and/or menubar is discouraged nowadays because it wastes battery life. Sent...