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I keep most of my kit partials in a folder in the root directory of my project. Currently, the only way to reference these files from a subdirectory is like so: ../kit-includes/foo.kit
I would hope there is a way to improve this so I can just specify the root path and gulp-kit picks up the files there (like so: /kit-includes/foo.kit).
If this issue needs to be placed upstream, just close this and I'll post it there.
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Hey @ScottSmith95 ,
thanks for the input.
Honestly, I don't think this can or should be solved in gulpkit, as the place where partial paths are resolved is inside within node-kit (I think)
May I close this remark?
I found this too, here in this discussion Jeremy sets it out pretty clearly, but I'm starting to wonder is gulp-kit isn't letting it resolve root file paths? jeremyworboys/node-kit#18
I keep most of my kit partials in a folder in the root directory of my project. Currently, the only way to reference these files from a subdirectory is like so:
../kit-includes/foo.kit
I would hope there is a way to improve this so I can just specify the root path and gulp-kit picks up the files there (like so:
/kit-includes/foo.kit
).If this issue needs to be placed upstream, just close this and I'll post it there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: