Add cache busting flag #21
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Keep getting bitten by the bug in #8 any time
something goes wrong with site in the generate-html plugin.
Instead of using
-f, which also reinstalls everything from npm,it would be nice if there were an option to just bust the cache
files that for instance generate-html produces. Essentially,
-c.I'm not so sure that fixing #8 means this idea
becomes obsolete, because, regardless, it's nice have a guarantee
that all cache files will be regenerated when running bit-docs,
especially when debugging and wanting to eliminate cache files
without reinstalling all plugins from npm at the same time.
EDIT:
Turns out this is useful even if nothing breaks. For instance, would
be nice to have this when modifying the
bit-docs-generate-htmldefault styles, which do not currently get updated without
-f.