Only handle '.css' files in writeFile #173
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Chokidar can trigger `writeFile` for files that `glob()` does not, so add extra precaution here to skip avoidable error logs
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Description
Chokidar can trigger
writeFilefor files thatglob()does not (see example of issue in screenshot).In our case, starting
watchon patternpackages/**/*.module.cssin a monorepo has chokidar trigger for files like:packages/apps/WebApp/node_modules/.bin/lint-stagedpackages/apps/WebApp/node_modules/.bin/prettierIt seems that the issue is caused by
chokidarusingglob-parentthat handles recursive patterns in a different way thanglob.Solution
Adding an extra precaution that checks
.cssextension before writing file to skip avoidable error logs.Not perfect but feels ok to require
.css-extension in this module.Error screenshot