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gulp.src() supports jumping over to another directory, such as "../app". I usually structure my apps with my build tools in a separate directory than my app, so this is typically how most of my globs start out.
When I realized that gulp-order() was not matching any of my files, I cracked open the source. I think the issue is that since path.relative() is used for ranking, it will never produce a path which matches since it's not accessible in a relative path from gulp (no matter what I pass in to options.base).
I'm on Windows, so ignoring options.base and letting it use file.path isn't an option either as it contains backslashes which are stripped out by path.relative().
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gulp.src() supports jumping over to another directory, such as "../app". I usually structure my apps with my build tools in a separate directory than my app, so this is typically how most of my globs start out.
When I realized that gulp-order() was not matching any of my files, I cracked open the source. I think the issue is that since path.relative() is used for ranking, it will never produce a path which matches since it's not accessible in a relative path from gulp (no matter what I pass in to options.base).
I'm on Windows, so ignoring options.base and letting it use file.path isn't an option either as it contains backslashes which are stripped out by path.relative().
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: