SASS partials are not ignored when in globbing pattern

[bvdputte]

grunt-contrib-sass is compiling my sass partials into css files even when I use the convention from the sass website ("_" in front of filename).

situation:
A folder /styles/style.scss which imports a bunch of partials from the /styles/partials/ directory. Each partial file has an underscore attached to its filename as required in the SASS convention.

When watching a SASS source folder with following globbing pattern

sass: {
options: {
    bundleExec: true,
    debugInfo: false,
    lineNumbers: false,
    loadPath: 'app/_bower_components'
},
server: {
    options: {
        lineNumbers: true
    },
    files: [{
        expand: true,
        cwd: '<%= yeoman.app %>/styles',
        src: '**/*.{scss,sass}',
        dest: '.tmp/styles',
        filter: 'isFile',
        ext: '.css'
    }]
},

it also renders each partial in the /styles/partials directory as a seperate css file. I don't believe this is expected behaviour? Or am I doing something wrong here?

PS: I know when changing the "src" property to

src: '*.{scss,sass}',

it works but sass should ignore files starting with an underscore, right?

[sindresorhus]

Yup

[bvdputte]

Hi Sindre,

Thanks for your reply. But what do you mean? Is it an error? Or am I doing something wrong (if so: how can I solve it)?

Thanks

[sindresorhus]

It's a bug.

[andrewmartin]

Any progress on this one, or tips for globbing patterns that will ignore files starting with _?

[nschonni]

@andrewmartin here is the basic globbing pattern to ignore the underscore files

src: [
  "**/*.scss",
  "!**/_*.scss"
]

[makabde]

Same issue here
@andrewmartin I have tried your method but the partials are still not ignored. Below is the src line from my Gruntfile.

src: ["**/*/*.{scss, sass}", "!**/*/*.{scss, sass}"]

[nschonni]

@makabde your missing the _ from the ! globbing selector.

[makabde]

@nschonni Thanks for the hint.

[codepunkt]

Any progress on this one?

[codepunkt]

Very nice, was going to work on this now.

Looks good to me, thanks!