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How do I run npm run dist for a custom scss file outside of bootstrap folder?
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So I am using the latest version of bootstrap, which is 4, and I am running into some issues on how I can customize scss from a folder outside of `bootstrap-4.0.0’. Is there a cleaner way to do this?
If I run npm run dist inside the bootstrap-4.0.0 folder, I will only build the .css files in the bootstrap-4.0.0/dist and this is fine, but how can I link in my scss/_custom.css in the root?
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- Created 6 years ago
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package.json, the commands are all there. You’ll need to update them for your custom SCSSDid you import Bootstrap from your SCSS file?