Css file in public/ doesn't contain modifications to sass files

[funkydan2]

@lz0

However I am not sure how this will impact the netlify build. Do I need to copy a particular file to my starting folder and push it to the repo to get postcss to work?

I’m not sure as I’ve not needed to use postcss with any of my sites.

However, this came up from searching the hugo forums

Hugo 0.43 fails to deploy on Netlify

I will consider what to do with the CI/Netlify binary situation (make the current Linux extended version (make it static maybe?) and the defaut one, perhaps? Not sure.), but it’s only been 2 days since the relase, and I have other things on my plate. For me, the preferred workflow is to develop locally and commit the generated content below /resources. That works fine on Netlify with SCSS and PostCSS without Netlify having to know anything about it.

So I think as long as you commit your resources folder, netlify doesn’t need to use postcss.

If the problem is with a netlify deploy, you may find more help in their community Search results for 'postcss' - Netlify Support Forums