Closed monsdroid closed 7 years ago
@monsdroid You have a full flexibility of what happens inside of your function. You could try it this way
command: function () {
return grunt.template.process(' \
java -classpath <%= someVar %>/lib/* \
-Dlogback.configurationFile=<%=exportConfigFile%>/logback.xml');
}
Hi,
thanks for the plugin! I switched from grunt-.shell-spawn, well, because of reasons. What i could do in grunt shell was using config properties in the string a command returned. basicaly that grunt template thingy
e.g.
in your plugin theses vars wont get resolved. instead i get
java -classpath <%= someVar %>/lib/* ...
Best regards, Simon