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scss() always publishes to public even though other path specified

See original GitHub issue

So in the docs, sass is like mix.sass('resources/assets/sass/app.scss', 'public/css');

I changed public/css to resources/build/css. The css file ends up in public/resources/build/css/app.css. I would expect it to go to resources/build/css/app.css instead.

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JeffreyWaycommented, Mar 31, 2017

When you add versioning, it no longer creates resources/build/css/app.css. It creates something like resources/build/css/app.13241212512.css. So compensate for that by using a star.

mix.sass('resources/assets/sass/app.scss', 'build/css')
    .styles([
        'public/build/css/app.*.css',
        'resources/semantic/dist/semantic.css'
    ], 'public/css/all.css');

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JeffreyWaycommented, Mar 31, 2017

It’s assumed that your Sass should compile directly to the public directory. You can’t change that right now.

Also, if public path is already public why would the argument public/css not go to public/public/css?

“public” in your output path is optional. So if you include it, we strip it off to avoid confusion.

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