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I'm using Gulp and Jekyll. My file structure is like this:

_config.yml
gulpfile.js
gulp-src/
 css/
 main.scss
 _partial.scss
 js/
 main.js
 _partial.js
_assets/
 css/
 main.css
 js/
 main.js
_site/

The intended flow is:

1. Gulp watches for changes to gulp-src, then compiles them to _assets
   


2. Jekyll watches for changes to _assets, then compiles them to _site
   


3. Jekyll serves the contents of _site
   

I run bundle exec jekyll serve --watch --force-polling & npx gulp start.

The problem is Jekyll does not consistently regenerate after Gulp builds the contents of _assets.

• If I manually change _assets/css/main.css, then Jekyll updates.




• If I manually change gulp-src/css/main.scss, which causes Gulp to change _assets/css/main.scss, then Jekyll updates.




• If I manually change gulp-src/css/_partial.scss, which causes Gulp to change _assets/css/main.scss, then sometimes Jekyll updates and sometimes it doesn't.

This also occurs when:

• I use jekyll serve --force-polling
  


• I use Node's child_process to spawn or exec Jekyll


• I make changes to JS files in the same way

The "sometimes" leads me to think this is a race condition. Thoughts on how to avoid this? (The easy answer is to make jekyll build part of my Gulp flow, and to use a different server, but I'd like to know the answer anyway.)

node.js gulp jekyll

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I'm using Gulp and Jekyll. My file structure is like this:

_config.yml
gulpfile.js
gulp-src/
 css/
 main.scss
 _partial.scss
 js/
 main.js
 _partial.js
_assets/
 css/
 main.css
 js/
 main.js
_site/

The intended flow is:

1. Gulp watches for changes to gulp-src, then compiles them to _assets
   


2. Jekyll watches for changes to _assets, then compiles them to _site
   


3. Jekyll serves the contents of _site
   

I run bundle exec jekyll serve --watch --force-polling & npx gulp start.

The problem is Jekyll does not consistently regenerate after Gulp builds the contents of _assets.

• If I manually change _assets/css/main.css, then Jekyll updates.




• If I manually change gulp-src/css/main.scss, which causes Gulp to change _assets/css/main.scss, then Jekyll updates.




• If I manually change gulp-src/css/_partial.scss, which causes Gulp to change _assets/css/main.scss, then sometimes Jekyll updates and sometimes it doesn't.

This also occurs when:

• I use jekyll serve --force-polling
  


• I use Node's child_process to spawn or exec Jekyll


• I make changes to JS files in the same way

The "sometimes" leads me to think this is a race condition. Thoughts on how to avoid this? (The easy answer is to make jekyll build part of my Gulp flow, and to use a different server, but I'd like to know the answer anyway.)

node.js gulp jekyll

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 22:17

RobertAKARobinRobertAKARobin

2,1541414 silver badges2727 bronze badges

add a comment | 

I'm using Gulp and Jekyll. My file structure is like this:

_config.yml
gulpfile.js
gulp-src/
 css/
 main.scss
 _partial.scss
 js/
 main.js
 _partial.js
_assets/
 css/
 main.css
 js/
 main.js
_site/

The intended flow is:

1. Gulp watches for changes to gulp-src, then compiles them to _assets
   


2. Jekyll watches for changes to _assets, then compiles them to _site
   


3. Jekyll serves the contents of _site
   

I run bundle exec jekyll serve --watch --force-polling & npx gulp start.

The problem is Jekyll does not consistently regenerate after Gulp builds the contents of _assets.

• If I manually change _assets/css/main.css, then Jekyll updates.




• If I manually change gulp-src/css/main.scss, which causes Gulp to change _assets/css/main.scss, then Jekyll updates.




• If I manually change gulp-src/css/_partial.scss, which causes Gulp to change _assets/css/main.scss, then sometimes Jekyll updates and sometimes it doesn't.

This also occurs when:

• I use jekyll serve --force-polling
  


• I use Node's child_process to spawn or exec Jekyll


• I make changes to JS files in the same way

The "sometimes" leads me to think this is a race condition. Thoughts on how to avoid this? (The easy answer is to make jekyll build part of my Gulp flow, and to use a different server, but I'd like to know the answer anyway.)

node.js gulp jekyll

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 22:17

RobertAKARobinRobertAKARobin

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_config.yml
gulpfile.js
gulp-src/
 css/
 main.scss
 _partial.scss
 js/
 main.js
 _partial.js
_assets/
 css/
 main.css
 js/
 main.js
_site/

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 22:17

RobertAKARobinRobertAKARobin

2,1541414 silver badges2727 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 22:17

RobertAKARobinRobertAKARobin

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asked Mar 27 at 22:17

RobertAKARobinRobertAKARobin

2,1541414 silver badges2727 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 22:17

RobertAKARobinRobertAKARobin

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