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I gave backend dev my frontend code and he had no idea about SCSS.

So he copied the compiled AND minified CSS, prettified/formatted it and put his own changes by searching the class names.

And he had made lots of design changes arbitrarily so when new changes were to be made I had to cope with it.

As a hack I kept his css as it is and compiled another file with new changes. And now there's two css files all huge, like 800kb multiply by two huge.

It covers about 33+ custom pages with all the bells and whistles.

#let me do the frontend
#I wont bother you either

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  • 8
    Why did you accept the PR
  • 2
    Quick idea - extract his changes and reapply them in the SCSS. If you can't see them clearly, revert to before his work, compile, then go to current state again and compile again, then compare.

    Just curious - how did he even get to the output CSS? Setting a project anew shouldn't have the output files at all, and even if he gets to generating them, he should have an idea about minified files, dist folders and so on...
  • 0
    @electrineer I gave access to mine and he created his own. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  • 0
    @kamen he asked for css and I told him to 'npm run build' to get one. I guess he did that.
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