Due to gulp.run() deprecation there are two ways to run gulp tasks: either to use them as dependencies or pass them to gulp.watch() method as a parameter.
But according to documentation notify() is used on gulp.watch() callback replacing an array used for tasks. How are the tasks going to be executed then? Is there any way for it?
Due to gulp.run() deprecation there are two ways to run gulp tasks: either to use them as dependencies or pass them to gulp.watch() method as a parameter.
But according to documentation notify() is used on gulp.watch() callback replacing an array used for tasks. How are the tasks going to be executed then? Is there any way for it?