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Where'd the SCSS files go...? #114

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shellbryson opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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Where'd the SCSS files go...? #114

shellbryson opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 2 comments

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@shellbryson
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Trying to understand why some of the assets were removed.

@astrit
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astrit commented Aug 29, 2024

Trying to understand why some of the assets were removed.

Unfortunately recently has been some developments and one of those being that the expenses had skyrocketed and unfortunately had to convert the site to a static one and host on Github Pages.

You might have noticed past weeks the project went offline several times.

As a result that functionality is no longer supported, you can still copy a single icon directly from the site and paste it into a new .css file.

Hope this helps!

FYI I am working on something to make a permanent solution but can't promise that this feature will be back.

Also I have updated the license that prevents things like this from happening where I got millions of requests per day.

Do you mind sharing how you use them and see if I can provide a solution

Thank you

@shellbryson
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Thanks for taking the time to respond. Understandable and unfortunate. We copied the static files into our repo to unbreak our builds. Very much appreciate the work, regardless.

We have a bit of a messy tooling that referenced the SCSS files directly from the node folder, and a build process that generates the CSS for deploy into Shopify themes. This broke when the SCSS sources were no longer available.

We'll likely switch it to pull in the CSS instead as we didn't really need to do this... but you know how sometimes code "just happens" ...

S.

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