Jan Raasch
Jan Raasch
It would be nice to be able to return an **array** of strings to test in the `extract` function. Say, for example, I'm looking for matches in items of type...
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Same problem here.
@rylanc is right. It appears like `atom` is trying to open the page inside the editor. Console shows ``` bash Navigated to https://github.com/tolingo/file-convert/commit/58ab44b9b1783a763dc57ffec8b65e11ad7e2d27 ```
Hi @whizz, thank you for getting in touch 👍. > Alternatively, there could be some configuration setting to select the desired sets, but that will be quite complicated to do...
@dependabot rebase
@agrafix thank you for this script.
Possible work-around could be to use [grunt-gulp](https://www.npmjs.org/package/grunt-gulp) and [gulp-coffeelint](https://www.npmjs.org/package/gulp-coffeelint) (which does support custom rules).
What version of `node` are you running? You need to have `v4` or above.