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Cmder and gulp, not friend? #725
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You can modify the settings file:
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I've set it as 1. Why 2? |
You've got it set correctly, setting it to 1 auto-answers yes, but 2 auto-answers no. Without seeing the gulp file there's no way I can help you with this, perhaps check how your gulpfile is starting the watch process, if it starts it in an extra cmd.exe it will auto answer this first cmd.exe but fail on the second one. |
Okay thank you I will check this. ;) |
try running gulp like |
Interesting, thanks. Why PowerShell? I don't mind using it but why it could solve my problem? |
You'll avoid the |
Okay thank you. :) I'll check all these things when I'll be back on my windows. |
Okay I've tried with PowerShell and I've got the same problem. The only difference is that the shell isn't stuck but on every command I type it gives me It seems that I can't quit easily a gulp watch via ctrl+c. |
Works like a charm. [23:57:31] Starting 'compile'...
[23:57:31] Finished 'compile' after 20 μs
[23:57:31] Starting 'watch'...
[23:57:31] Finished 'watch' after 9.48 ms
[23:58:52] '^C', exiting
D:\Projects\_kud\diary (feat.reorganise)
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Duplicate of: #1666. Here's the write-up for future visitors: |
Everytime I quit the watch mode in gulp, it makes me stuck on
Terminate batch job (Y/N)
and I can't do anything more. Do you know why?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: