Error parsing type '--no-color' about eslint-watch

[rizowski]

This issue most likely resides in the help parser. Formatting or spaces might have changed. It will be the first thing to break since it needs to run before anything else can occur.

[rizowski]

Cool, I am going to pull this in and publish 2.1.11

[rizowski]

@rivertam I noticed this today as well. Thanks for posting.

[rivertam]

Of course. Thanks for the quick response.

[rizowski]

@rivertam This should be fixed on OSX and Linux. I am currently verifying it is fixed on Windows.
#83
Could you please use the ew-81 branch and verify it is also fixed for you?

[rivertam]

Well, I don't really know how to do that, but I did the following:

1. Clone the repo
2. Check out the ew-81 branch
3. Run npm i -g . inside the folder
4. Try esw in my own repository

and I get

[rivertam]

My package.json is specified in /Users/ben/frontend, not /Users/frontend/build/

[rizowski]

Try this

1. git clone https://github.com/rizowski/eslint-watch.git -b ew-81
2. npm i && npm link
3. CD into the project you saw the error
4. esw

Another way of doing it is specifying it in your package.json

...
"scripts": {
  "lint": "esw --quiet"
},
...
"devDependencies": {
  "eslint-watch": "rizowski/eslint-watch#ew-81"
}

npm run lint

[rivertam]

Alas, the same issue.

[rizowski]

Can you run it with DEBUG=* esw so I can see what it is doing?

[rivertam]

[rizowski]

@rivertam Do you have any other projects you can test this on?

[rivertam]

@rizowski Hmm, yeah it seems to be working on another repo, but it's not actually watching. Just says "clean" and then exits (not sure if this is normal behavior). I am trying to use this within frontend though.

I'd include the debug logs for the "working" repo, but they're insanely long (over 1000 lines long; not sure how much)

[rizowski]

I think for the first project you just need to add an ignore rule for your build folder. It looks like it is trying to lint your build folder, which in my experience I haven't wanted to do since I am either building my assets, minifying code, etc etc.. Is that the case here?

[rivertam]

Ah, yeah, that seems to be the problem. It's still exiting immediately, but that's a PEBKAC error; just forgot to specify -w flag haha.

[rivertam]

Thank you!

[rizowski]

2.1.11 has been released:
https://github.com/rizowski/eslint-watch/releases/tag/v2.1.11
https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-watch