Nick Heiner
Nick Heiner
Good to see this is already supported! I'll be using this for the Netflix TV app, which uses an alternate renderer that works with our smart TV platform.
In `alternate-renderers`, I see: ```js // For other renderers besides ReactDOM and React Native, use the default noop batch function const batch = getBatch() ``` I'd actually like the ability...
That's what I was planning to do. 😄
Yep, that all makes sense to me! I’ll probably have time to send some PRs for this in a month or so. Or anyone else can feel free to slice...
As a hacky workaround, I've broken it up into smaller sets of files on each task. That seems to solve the problem. ``` js function makeSubTasks(dir) { grunt.file.expand(path.join(dir, '*')).forEach(function(dir) {...
Interesting. Is it possibly related to knox? s3 is supposed to be able to handle huge uploads, right? How can it be failing for < 500 files? Automatic retrying sounds...
I have been using that version of grunt-s3, and I'm still getting the same issue.
I think that this problem exists for node `0.10.6` but not `0.10.10`.
I think the questions are still valid. :) But if no one else had the same question in the intervening years, it seems fine to close.
What happens when you run with `grunt s3 -v --stack`?