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Log home many files have been modified by usemin#493

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@snasc snasc commented Nov 26, 2014

I made a incremental deployment. But everty .html file will be transmit, even they acctually haven't been modified.

So I done this, the .html file haven't been changed will not be transmit.

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@snasc I would say fileModified as you increment it in if (handler.isFileModified) {}

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@snasc you should also squash your commits.

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snasc commented Dec 26, 2014

ok, I'll do it.

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snasc commented Dec 26, 2014

@stephanebachelier I've squashed it, and the variable is fileModified now.

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@snasc can you add a test ?

@stephanebachelier stephanebachelier changed the title Check if the file is really modified Log home many file have been modified by usemin Apr 15, 2015
@stephanebachelier stephanebachelier changed the title Log home many file have been modified by usemin Log home many files have been modified by usemin Apr 15, 2015
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ping @snasc

Your PR is only about adding some log, - the number of files modified and not the list of file modified -, and (still) missing a test.
I don't see the interest of adding only a log output, but I might be wrong, but unless someone vote for this PR, I will close it.

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