Cannot build website without lessc #998
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I just synced my local checkout of the page with the current master, and now I cannot build the website anymore:
I also tried adding
--build-env development
, but that doesn't change anything for me.The less files are compiled in the build run in any case, even though in a development build the compiled .min.css files will not be used.
I'm not sure whether that is good or bad. On the one hand, it makes sure that the less files have correct syntax, on the other hand it (obviously) adds a dependency for the build process.
What do others think?
If we add this as build-dependeny, then the question is: why bother with the javascript lessc on-demand compiler, if lessc is a requirement anyways?
Is it possible to disable that, based on the flag? @jzarl has a point in questioning the live compilation (although I see some other practical benefits for developers).