Question: Should I be running the same collector on initial build and incremental?

[adjavaherian]

I'm a little bit stumped by the fact that when I run my default gulp task, the collector will read the rev manifest and properly collect and alter my css. But, when I change a scss file, the watcher dispatches a similar series of tasks, yet the collector doesn't rev the filenames in the css? Am I missing something?

Here's my tasks:

gulp.task('default', function(callback){
    runSequence(
        'clean',
        ['watchify', 'sass'],
        'revImages',
        'revScripts',
        'revCollector',
        'watch',
        'tidyUp',
        'nodemon:development',
        callback);
});

gulp.task('revCollector', function () {
    return gulp.src(['public/**/*.json', 'public/**/*.css' ])
        .pipe( revCollector ({
            replaceReved: true
        }))
        .pipe(gulp.dest('public'));
});

gulp.task('watch', function() {
    watch(config.sass.srcWatch,  batch(function(){
        gulp.start('cssUpdate');;
    }));
});

gulp.task('cssUpdate', function(callback){
    runSequence(
        'clean:css',
        'sass',
        'revImages',
        'revScripts',
        'revCollector',
        callback);
});

After a scss change, the watch task successfully starts the cssUpdate and all looks normal, but the css is unchanged by rev collector.

Manifest looks like this each time:

{
  "about-us.jpg": "about-us-5db8b9d7.jpg",
  "star.png": "star-88c9acc5.png",
  "verified.png": "verified-bc34ee02.png"
}

Any ideas?

[adjavaherian]

Scratch that. It looks like I wasn't returning the pipe from one of my tasks. Thanks.