This would allow disabling the cache during development where you make frequent changes and curtain changes that do not trigger a cache reset.
sorry, that’s apply_filters not apply_filter.
Plugin Author
thom4
(@oncletom)
Well, each time you change a less file it is recompiled.
At least, we could detect that through the WP_DEV constant.
The issue I find is that if all you’re changing is the value of variables, it doesn’t detect the change. For ex.
if you change from this:
“
@test: 5em;
.test {
line-height:@test;
}
“
to
“
@test: 10em;
.test {
line-height:@test;
}
“
it doesn’t seem to detect it. Also I don’t think it detects changes to files that are included.
That’s the reason I suggested this capability (and implemented it on my installation). Thanks for any input you jave on this, And thanks again for the plugin.
Plugin Author
thom4
(@oncletom)
Do this occurs on imported stylesheets (via @import) or on WP registered stylesheets?
I need a a filter hook to force function, too.
If I use addVariable (Example: Theme Options within WordPress Backend) the cache is not automatically renewable. I must change something in style.less first. PHP custom variables make no sense, since if style.less must always be touched.
Plugin Author
thom4
(@oncletom)
Ok, I’ll add something to deal with variables, and eventually an automatic rebuild when WP_DEBUG is set to true.
In 1.4.2, the plugin detects variable changes and recompile if needed.
Thanks for you feedback!
