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Hi, I've been having an issue while using run-p. I have a commands that runs 3 watchers, but it is important that the first one finishes before the second one runs. But sometimes this doesn't work.
Below is an example:
What happens is that the scss compiler runs and compiles main.scss into main.css (sass). After that a css minimizer (clean-css) runs to minimize the css file.
The problem is that sometimes the scss compiler runs AFTER the css minimizer runs and thus make the changes not show up and even go as far as for some reason breaking the css on my site, untill it runs the right way again.
So my question is: Is there any way to force the run-p command to execute commands in order everytime? Or is this not possible?
Hope to hear if someone knows!
If anyone has a different way of solving this issue that involves different commands or packages I'd be glad to hear them as well!
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Hi, I've been having an issue while using
run-p
. I have a commands that runs 3 watchers, but it is important that the first one finishes before the second one runs. But sometimes this doesn't work.Below is an example:
What happens is that the scss compiler runs and compiles main.scss into main.css (sass). After that a css minimizer (clean-css) runs to minimize the css file.
The problem is that sometimes the scss compiler runs AFTER the css minimizer runs and thus make the changes not show up and even go as far as for some reason breaking the css on my site, untill it runs the right way again.
So my question is: Is there any way to force the
run-p
command to execute commands in order everytime? Or is this not possible?Hope to hear if someone knows!
If anyone has a different way of solving this issue that involves different commands or packages I'd be glad to hear them as well!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: