问题
I use Yeoman to do some angular development with grunt, livereload etc.
I've also set up a basic node.js/express app and I'm sharing some JS between the client (angular) and the server (node) using grunt-contrib-copy and grunt-express-server that fires on every file-save using watch. So far so good!
The problem is if I introduce a syntax error into the code that I want to share with node and hit save. The syntax error gets shown in the log and breaks/stops the watch. Then I have to go restart the watch in the console by doing $ ctrl+c and $ grunt server.
Is there a way to get grunt-express-server not to break/stop the watch that's going on if a syntax error is found in the js code?
回答1:
I'm the author of grunt-express-server and working the issue here:
https://github.com/ericclemmons/grunt-express-server/issues/27
I've been able to work around this problem by running grunt-parallel or grunt-concurrent, which prevents errors from preventing execution of watch.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19629946/make-watch-not-break-down-on-error-thrown-by-grunt-express-server