How to use grunt-legacy-util - 4 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few grunt-legacy-util examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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done: function() {
// Stop handling uncaught exceptions so that we don't leave any
// unwanted process-level side effects behind. There is no need to do
// this in the error callback, because fail.warn() will either kill
// the process, or with --force keep on going all the way here.
process.removeListener('uncaughtException', uncaughtHandler);
// Output a final fail / success report.
fail.report();
if (done) {
// Execute "done" function when done (only if passed, of course).
done();
} else {
// Otherwise, explicitly exit.
util.exit(0);
}
}
});done: function() {
// Stop handling uncaught exceptions so that we don't leave any
// unwanted process-level side effects behind. There is no need to do
// this in the error callback, because fail.warn() will either kill
// the process, or with --force keep on going all the way here.
process.removeListener('uncaughtException', uncaughtHandler);
// Output a final fail / success report.
fail.report();
if (done) {
// Execute "done" function when done (only if passed, of course).
done();
} else {
// Otherwise, explicitly exit.
util.exit(0);
}
}
});done: function() {
// Stop handling uncaught exceptions so that we don't leave any
// unwanted process-level side effects behind. There is no need to do
// this in the error callback, because fail.warn() will either kill
// the process, or with --force keep on going all the way here.
process.removeListener('uncaughtException', uncaughtHandler);
// Output a final fail / success report.
fail.report();
if (done) {
// Execute "done" function when done (only if passed, of course).
done();
} else {
// Otherwise, explicitly exit.
util.exit(0);
}
}
});grunt-legacy-util
Some old grunt utils provided for backwards compatibility.
