Closed cliechty closed 9 years ago
JavaScript... Write once, run almost anywhere! :wink:
I'm working today on upgrading to latest of this project...
I found out what is causing the issue on windows. Turns out that builder is writing the files from npm, github, etc into the 'dest' folder, prefixing them with the repo:packagename ex: npm:react@0.13.1.js
. In windows ':' is not a valid character in a file or directory name.
As a side note; shouldn't all of the referenced files be bundled?
@cliechty thank you for catching that!
Those files are currently bundled, but also built separately (which is unnecessary). I'll push a fix for this today.
@cliechty don't use windows ;)
Oh yea, I noticed all those folders getting created in my dest folder. Would be nice to not have those. =)
:+1: on not using windows!
Unfortunately those who pay my salary force me to use windows. :frowning:
I think I'd bring my own computer to work then. ;-)
I pushed a fix. Please upgrade your project to use 1.1.1
I have confirmed the issue is fixed. Thanks for the quick turnaround. This project looks like it will really help my teams project in the near future.
When I try to bundle routes (testing with systemjs-seed project) the bundler hangs and the node process is pegging the CPU. On my mac the bundler processes fine and fairly quickly.
The output I get on a windows machine when it hangs is:
To replicate:
npm install
jspm install
gulp recompile
gulp routerBundler
I have verified that the issue exists with node 0.10.x and 0.12.x. It looks almost like the process is getting stuck in an infinite loop on windows machines.
My Windows config is: