Is it possible to compile the SASS but NOT bundle the files? I set debug to True on the Bundling (using django-assets) and it seems as though while that makes the Bundling not happen, the SASS compilation doesn't happen either. If debug is False, then both compilation and Bundling occurs.
Where is the middle ground? For development you would want no Bundling, but to see compiled css results in your template (jinja in my case).
As an example, in development I would want to see something like scss/manager/autocomplete/styles.css in my HTML instead of the scss version (but not bundled to be css/autocomplete.css).
register('css/autocomplete.css',
Bundle(
'scss/manager/autocomplete/styles.scss',
filters='compass,yui_css', output='css/autocomplete.css'
)
)Make sense? :)
Thanks for the otherwise awesome tools!
Chris
Is it possible to compile the SASS but NOT bundle the files? I set debug to True on the Bundling (using django-assets) and it seems as though while that makes the Bundling not happen, the SASS compilation doesn't happen either. If debug is False, then both compilation and Bundling occurs.
Where is the middle ground? For development you would want no Bundling, but to see compiled css results in your template (jinja in my case).
As an example, in development I would want to see something like scss/manager/autocomplete/styles.css in my HTML instead of the scss version (but not bundled to be css/autocomplete.css).
Make sense? :)
Thanks for the otherwise awesome tools!
Chris