Closed roend83 closed 7 years ago
Hey there!
I'll be honest, that line has been modified back and forth so many times, I don't really want to change it too much. I'll look at an easy way to configure it.
Would you be OK with a global configuration, so changing it one place changes it everywhere that runSequence
is used? I envision a usage like this:
var runSequence = require('run-sequence');
runSequence.configure({ showErrorStackTrace: false });
This way I could store a simple hash of configuration options and not have to deal with per-usage configuration. This would also open the door to some other options people have wanted, without making everything too complicated.
That sounds fantastic. Would you like me to send a PR?
On Jul 24, 2017 5:26 PM, "Phil DeJarnett" notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey there!
I'll be honest, that line has been modified back and forth so many times, I don't really want to change it too much. I'll look at an easy way to configure it.
Would you be OK with a global configuration, so changing it one place changes it everywhere that runSequence is used? I envision a usage like this:
var runSequence = require('run-sequence');runSequence.configure({ showErrorStackTrace: false });
This way I could store a simple hash of configuration options and not have to deal with per-usage configuration. This would also open the door to some other options people have wanted, without making everything too complicated.
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Nah, I know how I want to handle this, so I'll see if I can get it built tonight. I've got some other non-code things I want to make changes to at the same time.
OK, should be published now. Just pull down v2.1.0
.
It's even a bit simpler, just do runSequence.options.showErrorStackTrace = false;
to suppress those traces.
Outputting the stack trace on error here is causing my build output to be totally useless when there are nested run-sequence tasks. I'm getting thousands of lines of stack trace outputted. Is there an easy way to turn this off? I'd be happy to send a PR to make this configurable or off by default.