Add newlines between chunks of css #9
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Right now, the different chunks of css overlap which isn't what we are trying to do at this step (the idea is that you can minify at a later point in the build step). This adds some newlines between chunks of found css so that they don't slowly pule up on top of each other.
Current coverage is 100% (diff: 100%)@@ master #9 diff @@ =================================== Files 1 1 Lines 36 36 Methods 0 0 Messages 0 0 Branches 0 0 =================================== Hits 36 36 Misses 0 0 Partials 0 0
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| Ok should be good to go |
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| sweeeet |
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| v1.1.3 🎉 |
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Right now, the different chunks of css overlap which isn't what we are trying to do at this step (the idea is that you can minify at a later point in the build step). This adds some newlines between chunks of found css so that they don't slowly pule up on top of each other.