Closed XhmikosR closed 7 years ago
We just search for a specific string, 'lib/grunt.js'
so that shouldn't affect us.
But I couldn't manage to get to inside the catch
to actually see the result.
Cool, I'll take a look into it more.
I'm not sure what you use for development/debugging but I use devtool. npm i devtool -g
and then devtool ./node_modules/.bin/grunt
. Then add debugger
statements where I want to pause execution. That should let you pause before a catch and see the result.
Do you know if it's fully backwards compatible?
fwiw, it passes all of the original unit tests plus additional unit tests. not sure how helpful that is given the size of grunt's user base. I'll leave that to your expertise
This version looks like a big change. Do you know if it's fully backwards compatible?