It's common that Gulp handles all the assets like CSS and JS. At the moment gulp is run when $SCSS_CHANGED is true in post-receive hook.
It would make sense that by default it would catch changes on JS files also. Maybe it can be called ASSETS_CHANGED instead of SCSS_CHANGED.
And then something like:
ASSETS_CHANGED=false
elif [[ "$line" =~ \.scss ]] || [[ "$line" =~ \.js ]]
then
ASSETS_CHANGED=true
I'm also not certain should there be npm install before gulp, haven't tested this yet.
It's common that Gulp handles all the assets like CSS and JS. At the moment
gulpis run when$SCSS_CHANGEDistrueinpost-receivehook.It would make sense that by default it would catch changes on JS files also. Maybe it can be called
ASSETS_CHANGEDinstead ofSCSS_CHANGED.And then something like:
I'm also not certain should there be
npm installbeforegulp, haven't tested this yet.