Nicholas Clawson

This typically means that grunt-runner can't `require` your Gruntfile. Make sure you're Gruntfile is in the project root, and that you have opened your project in Atom at it's root....

It's worth a shot. It don't think it should matter if you're using Unix because I don't believe Unix is case sensitive. But try and let me know.

@manifestinteractive Were you able to resolve it? What was wrong?

That's intended. Just a little `console.warn`.

Bizarre. Grunt-runner uses your local installation of `grunt` to parse tasks and reads directly from it, so I wouldn't think requiring within the function would matter unless there's something asynchronous...

The EBADF sounds like it might be a file permissions error? Anyways, I've upgraded how this plugin tries to find the grunt module. Would you mind updating and trying again?

Hi @tvooo, Thanks a lot for the great feedback! I'm currently in the middle of finals week, so I won't be adding anything for the next couple days, but your...

That makes sense, I think I'll try to see if I can somehow watch the file for changes. Either through an Atom API like TextBuffers' events, or through a node...

I'm hesitant to merge something like this in because it seems out of scope for this project. But this is actually the second PR that adds behavior like this so...

Sorry! I no longer work at Azuqua so I don't have push access.