Anti 0 byte css solution for css files#83
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Anti 0 byte css solution for css files#83cienislaw wants to merge 2 commits intothirtybees:masterfrom
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Sass can create 0 byte files in destination. This change removes them from pipeline before writing to destination location.
Removed 0 byte css files and their directories after making sure that compile-css won't create them again.
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Saas generates 0 byte css files. 0 byte files give warning in browser. This change address the issue by excluding then from destination and removing previously commited 0 byte files.
Yes, with CCC enabled 0 byte files problem is gone, but on dev site in most cases CCC is disabled for easier issue spoting.