Option to ignore css Files about dart-sass-maven-plugin HOT 5 CLOSED

Hey, @DG606 .

Do you have a minimal example that I can use to reproduce that behavior?

Also, can you compile the files normally using the Dart Sass executable? If yes, then can you share the command and the file that is being compiled?

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Hi,
if i use the dartsass executeable with the command: sass --update src/main/webapp/resources:src/main/webapp/resources --no-source-map it compiles all my *.scss file in resources and subfolders. All css File in there will be ignored. So no error takes place. (Version 1.58.1) But the version in plugin is not the problem, i have change it to 1.58.1 lokal as a test.

The maven plugin includes all css Files for compiling. So i get an error. As an workaround I rename my *.css File to *.Css . So the plugin ignores it ;-) but this feels like a bad solution.

cssfile content (the '#{resource' will be replaces later at deployment of jsf application which i can't change:
@font-face {
src: url("#{resource['layout:icons/icons.eot']}");
src: url("#{resource['layout:icons/icons.eot']}#iefix") format('embedded-opentype'),
url("#{resource['layout:icons/icons.ttf']}") format('truetype'),
url("#{resource['layout:icons/icons.woff']}") format('woff'),
url("#{resource['layout:icons/icons.svg']}#icons") format('svg');
font-weight: normal;
font-style: normal;
}

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Hey, @DG606. Thanks for sharing a sample CSS file.

I see that that's the same behavior that you get if you use Dart Sass CLI in the many-to-one mode and the input folder and the output folder are different. So the plugin is behaving the same way the CLI does. Try to compile files in folder A to a different folder B and you'll get the same error.

As a workaround, can you try setting the inputFolder and outputFolder parameters for the plugin in your pom.xml and try to execute the plugin goal again?

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Hi,
yes it works if I use same input and output folder. Very strange! So I can use it but than I have to exclude generated css-files from my cvs. :-(
Thanks for your help.

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See sass/dart-sass#862

You're leveraging that feature of the CLI: if there's a .css file inside a directory and the destination is the same folder, then it won't be compiled, so that's why you see no error. You have to assume that .css files will be compiled if the source and destinations are different.

That being said, this is not something we'll fix so that we don't override the CLI behavior. Just set inputFolder and outputFolder to the same path.

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