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Tag: Version control

Should generated CSS be included in a repo? – I say yes

Should generated CSS be included in a repo? – I say yes

We’ve had this discussion at work a while back and there’s different trains of thought for whether you should commit your generated CSS file (if you’re compiling it from SASS/SCSS/LESS etc). Continue reading Should generated CSS be included in a repo? – I say yes

Posted on August 23, 2016August 23, 2016Categories Web devTags Git, Version control
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