Output folders hierarchy
See original GitHub issue- I’m selecting more css files within glob and files are in subfolders
css: ['assets/css/**/*.css']
select this files:
- assets/css/index.css
- assets/css/templates/default.css
-
I’m setting output path - I’m using cli for that because output option not working in config file 😦
--output assets/css/
-
but files are flattened.
- assets/css/index.css
- assets/css/default.css
Any chance to preserve folders hierarchy? And fix the output option for config file? 😉
Thanks
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Yes, this seem to be a natural option. I’ll look into this
Any news? Thanks