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How to get Chirpy to mash files when they are edited

I just started using Chirpy and it is amazing. One of the problems that I am facing is that I cannot get it to update the colorful files when editing is done in one of the “sub” files.

IE: If I have a file called "site.css" (via the js.chirp.config file) that contains "elements.css", "master.css", "misc.css", etc. And I do the editing for one of them (say master.css), I want chirpy to hit and remake site.css with new changes.

Is it possible?

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Chirpy does this - just make sure your paths use a backslash, not a slash.

<root> <FileGroup Name="site.css"> <File Path="css\elements.css" /> <File Path="css\master.css" /> <File Path="css\misc.css" /> </FileGroup> </root>

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I have

<Folder Pattern="*.min.css" Minify="false" />

And with this template there, it does not start when updating min.css files. I have to update the configuration and save for layout.

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