I'm trying to set up the following scripts on Windows 10 (using git bash, MINGW):
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"sass:build": "cat assets/styles/* | node-sass | postcss --no-map -u autoprefixer -u cssnano > dist/public/styles/styles.css.min",
"sass:watch": "watch sass:build ./assets/styles/",
...
After running npm i --save-dev node-sass postcss autoprefixer cssnano watch
I get this error:
$ npm run sass:watch
> thenewells@0.0.0 sass:watch C:\repos\thenewells
> watch sass:build ./assets/styles/>Watching ./assets/styles/
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
But if I do npm i -g node-sass postcss autoprefixer cssnano watch
then this happens...
$ watch 'npm run sass:build' ./assets/styles/
> Watching ./assets/styles/
> thenewells@0.0.0 sass:build C:\repos\thenewells
> cat assets/styles/* | node-sass | postcss --no-map -u autoprefixer -u cssnano dist/public/styles/styles.css.min√ Finished stdin (373ms)
Why is is different?
via Sean Newell
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