So when running the following command I'm expecting node-sass to compile and start watching. If I have to run a separate node-sass -w command wouldn't I have to include all the same parameters I included on the first? Seems like an odd way of doing things.
node-sass app/styles -o app/styles --source-map true --include-path app/bower_components --quiet --watch
Actually watch triggers compilation each and every time the file changes, as the (sass) documentation states:
You can also tell Sass to watch the file and update the CSS every time the Sass file changes: [...]
However, the documentation says nothing about what happens when the watch process starts, which is what led you to expect it to compile right after being invoked.
It's, for sure, an odd way of doing things.
