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The amount of css rules required for this plugin is quite high. To accomodate the
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moodle plugin practice of plugin specific css selectors, this makes the css rules
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quite hard to maintain.
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Unfortunately, moodle does not extend the sass/scss compiler support to plugins
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that are not a theme.
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To alleviate this, this plugin includes it's own scss compiler script that compiles
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all scss files in this directory into one css file - css/devstyles.css
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This files is used instead of styles.css in order to avoid having to clear the theme
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cache every time a style rule is changed during development.
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Once I devise a method to use styles.css in production environtments and css/devstyles.css
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production environments, the compiler will compile it into both css/devstyles.css
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and styles.css
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Call the plugin's scss compiler by running scssbuild.sh in the plugin's root.
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