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There is no document for how does usemin find references in files.
It is important to tell users about this so that we can write task correctly to ensure usemin replace references which we want to.

There is no document for how does `usemin` find references in files.
It is important to tell users about this so that we can write task correctly to ensure `usemin` replace references which we want to.
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nodox commented Apr 7, 2016

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Seems good to me. Can anybody sign off before I merge?

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`usemin` will look for different kinds of references in files of certain types. The type of the file should be indicated by using target name. That is to say, the target name in the `usemin` task should only be in `html`, `css`, `json` and `svg` so that `usemin` can find possible types of references in these files.

For example, if the target name is `html`, `usemin` will find references of images, scripts, stylesheets, etc. However, `usemin` will only find references which are surrounded by `url(` and `)` when target name is `css`.
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I suggest we use url(...) instead of url( and ) as the placeholder.

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The language is a bit confusing. More or better examples might be needed

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`usemin` will look for different kinds of references in files of certain types. The type of the file should be indicated by using target name. That is to say, any target name in the `usemin` task should only be in `html`, `css`, `json` and `svg` so that `usemin` can lookup possible types of references in these files of a certain type.

For example, if the target name is `html`, `usemin` will find references of `<img src="..."`, `<script src="..."`, `<link href="..."`, etc.
However, `usemin` will only find references look like `url(...)` when target name is `css`.
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"However, usemin will only find references which look like url(...) when target name is css."

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