![]() You need to use the Web Compiler > Re-compile file command, then “force-refresh” the browser to make it load the style sheet again. When using Hot Reload, the SCSS build doesn’t happen automatically. This shows the two files being built and they will appear back in the The only issue you will have is when you are using Hot Reload. ![]() Take a look at the output:Ģ>- Rebuild All started: Project: cloudmud.Client, Configuration: Debug Any CPU -Ģ>WebCompiler: Begin cleaning output of compilerconfig.jsonĢ>WebCompiler: Done cleaning output of compilerconfig.jsonĢ>WebCompiler: Begin compiling compilerconfig.jsonĢ> Minified 2>WebCompiler: Done compiling compilerconfig.jsonĢ>cloudmud.Client -> D:\GitHub\cloudmud\Client\bin\Debug\net6.0\Ģ>cloudmud.Client (Blazor output) -> D:\GitHub\cloudmud\Client\bin\Debug\net6.0\wwwroot Once you’ve done this change, delete the CSS files that were created in wwwroot and use Ctrl+B to build the client. If you are on a Linux or Mac system, you can add this to your. Note the addition of the - this enables the build step. Once done, the Client.csproj file will look like this: This will prompt you to approve the addition of a NuGet package to the project: Right-click on the compilerconfig.json file and select Web Compiler > Enable compile on build…. We need to integrate SASS compilation into the build step.įortunately, this is really easy. You are also requiring that other people who download the project and try to build it have the extension. It also won’t work when you are building the project in a CI/CD pipeline because Visual Studio is unlikely to have the extension installed when that happens. It doesn’t work on Linux, Macs, or if you are using Rider (as an example). ![]() Compile SASS during buildsĮverything above is really nice if (and only if) you are using Visual Studio. gitignore to the wwwroot directory once you have integrated compilation into the build. This prevents accidental check-ins of build artifacts.
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