Closed ghost closed 6 years ago
Closing by using workaround of Gulp 3.9.1.
To solve for gulp >4 when you are using gulp.task('default',['task'], function(){}); replace ['task'] with gulp.series('task') or gulp.parallel('task') Hope this can solve your problem :) I found this solution here: https://www.liquidlight.co.uk/blog/how-do-i-update-to-gulp-4/
i have same problem, but i have solved this problem. i suggest you first first make sure npm install your not problem. then you downgrade version node and gulp. i used version node 10.16.1 and gulp 3.9.1. for downgrade your gulp you can write "npm install gulp@^3.9.1"
@charlotteyizhang solved my problem. I think there might not be need of downgrading the version.
@ezrqnkemboi how did u solved it
Hi everyone! This issue has been created when this project (formerly ampproject.org) has been updated from Gulp 3 to Gulp 4.
For help on how to upgrade see the various migration guides like this one. If none of them solves your problem, consider asking a new question on StackOverflow tagged with gulp
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The chances to get your problem solved there is a lot higher than in one of thousand issues on GitHub 🙂 Thanks!
Travis build from last night and today for Production and Master breaks with the following error:
Worked fine for previous night's build. What's different: Last night's build uses gulp@4.0.0.