Now Managing the normalize.css in bower #27
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At the moment the grunt-bower cannot compile .css-files. I've send a PR to the maintainer to fix this issue. |
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But that shouldn't matter because the normalize.css file is compiled from the source directory |
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@3bola - correct, should not be an issue right now. you do get this red text in the bower task when running grunt just because the bower task cannot do css:
But everything still works. |
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hold on - there is a problem: for some reason only the normalize is getting compiled and the style.scss isn't I'm fixing it right now |
An issue occurred where the normalize.css and normal css would not compile together. The normalize is now imported into the style.scss, but is still managed by bower.
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okay, everything is working now |
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there are some problems with the build, closing for now... |
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This removes the
_normalize.cssfrom its normal home. It is now managed in thebower.json.The normalize.css is included in both dev and dist builds.