Can I force Sass to re-compile all files without having to alter them?

[Brad]

Hi everyone,

I'm relatively new to Sass and have a dumb question.

I enable the --debug-info option when running Sass so that I can use
Fire Sass to help debug pages. However, all the debug info leaves me
with heavily bloated files. Thus far I have been getting rid of it by
stopping Sass, deleting all my compiled .css files (or making a change
in a global file), then re-starting Sass using --style compact (which
automatically strips debug tags).

This seems really clumsy to me, and I'm sure I'm just not
understanding the proper work flow. Is there a command I can type in
Sass to force it to re-compile all files without having to go through
all the run-around? I tried using the --update command, but either I'm
doing it wrong or it's not meant for the job. Btw, I run Sass from the
command line.

Has anyone else had this workflow issue?

Thanks in advance!

[Nathan Weizenbaum]

Currently, there's no way to force this other than deleting the CSS files.

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[Lorin Tackett]

does `touch` not work?

[Nathan Weizenbaum]

That should work as well.