I see the above error with the following setup:
- builder v3.2.2
- node v6.11.0
- windows 10
- executing in git-bash, cygwin, etc.
These same issues do not occur via cmd.
If you have such an environment, you can repro via npm run builder:check, which yields ...
- 78 passing
- 8 pending
- 11 failing
So far, I have no explanation - only observations ...
All 11 failing tests call an npm script defined to include ...
"node test/server/fixtures/echo.js ..."
... but there are 4 tests that pass with the same script.
The difference is that the 11 failing ones invoke the script via run or concurrent, while the 4 passing ones invoke with envs.
Don't pass:
run({argv: ["node", "builder", "run", "echo", ...]}, ...});run({argv: ["node", "builder", "concurrent", "echo", ...]}, ...});
Pass:
run({argv: ["node", "builder", "envs", "echo", ...]}, ...});
So, you might think any script invoked via run that calls node whatever might fail, but that is not the case. The "runs with --setup" test passes. It defines an npm script ...
"bar": "node test/server/fixtures/repeat-script.js 5 BAR_TASK >> stdout.log"
... which it calls via ...
run({argv: ["node", "builder", "run", "bar", "--setup=setup"]}, ...});
I see the above error with the following setup:
These same issues do not occur via cmd.
If you have such an environment, you can repro via
npm run builder:check, which yields ...So far, I have no explanation - only observations ...
All 11 failing tests call an npm script defined to include ...
"node test/server/fixtures/echo.js ..."... but there are 4 tests that pass with the same script.
The difference is that the 11 failing ones invoke the script via
runorconcurrent, while the 4 passing ones invoke withenvs.Don't pass:
run({argv: ["node", "builder", "run", "echo", ...]}, ...});run({argv: ["node", "builder", "concurrent", "echo", ...]}, ...});Pass:
run({argv: ["node", "builder", "envs", "echo", ...]}, ...});So, you might think any script invoked via
runthat callsnode whatevermight fail, but that is not the case. The"runs with --setup"test passes. It defines an npm script ..."bar": "node test/server/fixtures/repeat-script.js 5 BAR_TASK >> stdout.log"... which it calls via ...
run({argv: ["node", "builder", "run", "bar", "--setup=setup"]}, ...});