Great plugin, thanks!. Maybe I'm trying something impossible here, but let's give it a go. I'm using gulp-run to start up a powershell script that executes in a separate powershell window. I thought I could use the callback function to be able to have gulp-run to finish the task, after the powershell script has done it's job.. but can 't get it to work. I'm loading powershell with the 'Start-Process' command.
function deploy(done) {
// some variable definitly left out (argumentlist)
return run('Start-Process powershell.exe -ArgumentList ' + argumentList, { usePowerShell: true }).exec(function () {
done();
});
}
gulp.task('deploy', deploy);
This is the output, you can see it doesn't wait for completion:
[16:40:18] Starting 'deploy'...
[16:40:18] Finished 'deploy' after 543 ms
$ Start-Process powershell.exe -ArgumentList etc....
Hello,
Great plugin, thanks!. Maybe I'm trying something impossible here, but let's give it a go. I'm using gulp-run to start up a powershell script that executes in a separate powershell window. I thought I could use the callback function to be able to have gulp-run to finish the task, after the powershell script has done it's job.. but can 't get it to work. I'm loading powershell with the 'Start-Process' command.
This is the output, you can see it doesn't wait for completion:
Any thoughts on this? Thanks!