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Could we have a setting for only saving new or updated files when we publish to the local disc too? I don't need it to resave every HTML5 movie and sound bite and picture just because I corrected a spelling mistake on a single page... Still really enjoying RocketCake! |
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Good idea, added to the TODO list. Thanks for the suggestion! |
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Maybe even easier to implement and still accomplishes a huge service - a choice to only update .html, .css, .php etc... But leave assets unchanged (.jpg, .mp4, etc...). Basically just update the webpages but not all the assets on them. That's sort of what I've begun doing, instead of saying "yes to all" when I go to publish locally, I just say yes four times, and that covers the masterpage, as well as my main page from there. |
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Hey, it's been almost a year since I threw this into the ring - just wanted to follow up with it. Is it more complicated than just mimicing the FTP publish option of only updating new or changed portions of the website? I'm really not trying to be a pest! Honest! |
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Yes, it's a feature I personally would like to have too, but it's a bit more complicated under the hood unfortunately. It's still on my list. |
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Okay, just touching base on this. In a week it will be two years since I cried out . Again, if we could have the option when publishing to NOT publish the rc_images folder, that would go a huge way to cutting down on my bandwidth here. Cheers! |
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Do you have a Rocket Cake development roadmap that you can share with us? Several of us have posted suggestions and I think we'd all like to see what's being worked on (if possible). Thanks anyway for everything you've already done. |
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I'll post an update soon. |
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