Ignore newline semicolon for css files. #249
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| @@ -75,6 +77,9 @@ function addAssetsToStream(paths, files) { | |||
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| // option for newLine in gulp-concat | |||
| if (options.hasOwnProperty('newLine')) { | |||
| if (options.newLine === ';' && type === 'css') { | |||
| options.newLine = ''; | |||
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Suggest set options.newLine to null, as 'gulp-concat' checks type for string and ignores anything else.
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Proposed fix to #241 and #248.
This would
only apply the newline option when concatenating js files and leave css files aloneignore newline semicolon for css files. It turns out css files do not need this option. If they do, then we can come up with another solution. I want to make sure that is needed first though.