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When bless splits up the file, the @charset does not get duplicated on the new file. This can be problematic when used in an HTML page that does not have the same character encoding. I can fix it by manually adding it, but it messes up my automation scripts (using gulp-bless). Any suggested solution for adding @charset at the beginning of each split file?
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I have not run into issue #72. In fact I verified that the "blessed" file did indeed have the original @charset "UTF-8" at the beginning of the file and has no issues from what I see.
When bless splits up the file, the @charset does not get duplicated on the new file. This can be problematic when used in an HTML page that does not have the same character encoding. I can fix it by manually adding it, but it messes up my automation scripts (using gulp-bless). Any suggested solution for adding @charset at the beginning of each split file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: