Sublime-Gulp assumes that the project folders are at the root of the project and therefor any/all contain gulpfiles. One of the things I like most about Sublime compared to other editors is that I can add arbitrary folders to a project, not just a root folder. That being the case, my Gulpfile.js is not in any of the folders I add to my project.
I can still get this package to work because you have provided a way to add a path to gulpfile using the gulpfile_paths setting. The only problem is, it looks at that path once per folder added to my project, so it ends up finding the same gulpfile multiple times and forces me to choose one, even though the are all the same file. Example screenshot
Ideally, in addition to the gulpfile_path option, you could provide a gulpfile_location option if there's only one gulpfile the user (me) cares to utilize regardless of how many folders are in a project.
Sublime-Gulp assumes that the project folders are at the root of the project and therefor any/all contain gulpfiles. One of the things I like most about Sublime compared to other editors is that I can add arbitrary folders to a project, not just a root folder. That being the case, my Gulpfile.js is not in any of the folders I add to my project.
I can still get this package to work because you have provided a way to add a path to gulpfile using the
gulpfile_pathssetting. The only problem is, it looks at that path once per folder added to my project, so it ends up finding the same gulpfile multiple times and forces me to choose one, even though the are all the same file. Example screenshotIdeally, in addition to the
gulpfile_pathoption, you could provide agulpfile_locationoption if there's only one gulpfile the user (me) cares to utilize regardless of how many folders are in a project.