Blaine Bublitz
Blaine Bublitz
I'm not a huge fan of this, but it solves the problem and makes the actual loaders *other people's problem*. I'll think on it a bit more.
For reference, I used concepts from gulp-cli, liftoff and https://github.com/lukeed/loadr for the above solution.
@JusticHentai No, and this will be punted until post-v5 of gulp because nodejs support of loaders is so shitty.
@cspotcode I believe something like a "multiloader" would make the most sense sense, but your current example only works for dynamic imports. We'd want to be able to prepare the...
For gulp, I believe we'll always need to respawn because node doesn't have good APIs for allowing us to pass other nodejs flags through, but I understand that having the...
@cspotcode sorry if I was unclear, I'm wasn't talking about the loaders for respawn. We still need to respawn for the usage of `gulp --some-v8-flag`
@cspotcode I've been thinking about this a bunch and I think your original description is ideal. I'd want to specify `--loader multiloader` when we boot up the CLI tool (this...
If I'm not mistaken, we have tests that specifically test that links can be created on Windows when permissions are elevated. Those tests should probably have a check to make...
I'd prefer not using another package for this. It looks like we need to exec `NET SESSION` on Windows to find out if there are elevated privileges. Thoughts?
This is a hard problem to solve because we need to normalize filesystem paths. There needs to be a module created that determines if a path is fs or remote.