Time-Grunt Integration

[mosa99]

It would be great to have https://github.com/sindresorhus/time-grunt layered in (or somthing that tracks the time of all the grunt tasks). I find as the day goes on things can get quite slow so I'm using this to try and troubleshoot the bottleneck.

I was able to add it in via manually changing the Gruntfile but I would assume there is a more graceful way:

/*global module:false*/
var timer = require("grunt-timer");

module.exports = function (grunt) {
  timer.init(grunt, { friendlyTime: true });
  require('./config/lineman').config.grunt.run(grunt);
};

[searls]

If this worked for you I'd just roll with it. I don't think we'd pull this into the core lineman project since it's only necessary when profiling performance.

[mosa99]

@searls Is there a more elegant way to integrate it (without having to go into the gruntifle directly?)? Currently for example the "total" doesn't display until the "Watch" task is finished (basically when a change is detected).

[searls]

Sorry, but I'm not familiar with the module or how it works.

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@searls https://github.com/searls Is there a more elegant way to integrate it (without having to go into the gruntifle directly?)? Currently for example the "total" doesn't display until the "Watch" task is finished (basically when a change is detected).

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[mosa99]

@searls Thanks, sorry for the basic questions, still trying to figure out how to properly incorporate grunt through the lineman configs, etc.