This might not be an issue, but it tripped me up, and might need slight clarifying. In the documentation it states for gulp.watch that "This always returns an EventEmitter that emits changed events."
While this may be true of gaze, the actual event name that is emitted by gulp.watch is change. The example given in the documentation uses change. I just thought this was a bit confusing as I thought I could use changed, but gulp.watch only uses change. Is there access to the raw EventEmitter or something? Just wondering.
This might not be an issue, but it tripped me up, and might need slight clarifying. In the documentation it states for
gulp.watchthat "This always returns an EventEmitter that emitschangedevents."While this may be true of
gaze, the actual event name that is emitted bygulp.watchischange. The example given in the documentation useschange. I just thought this was a bit confusing as I thought I could usechanged, butgulp.watchonly useschange. Is there access to the raw EventEmitter or something? Just wondering.