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Hey @tbeck, I've been working manually on the repo and notice that main.js and head.js want to update in Git whenever I'm working using browsersync. Should we add these to ignore list?
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Currently we aren't ignoring the bundled/transpiled versions of both of those files because they need to be available during the Jekyll build process. I haven't found a clean solution for bundling/transpiling JS in a Jekyll project.
We could definitely adjust the Gulp tasks so that new versions of head and main.js are only created when making changes to the JS source files or dependencies? That was our intention, but it seems like it is not working as expected.
I'm completely open to other ideas though. Let me know your thoughts?
Hey @tbeck, I've been working manually on the repo and notice that main.js and head.js want to update in Git whenever I'm working using browsersync. Should we add these to ignore list?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: