Silly mistakes "Task 'saas' is not in your gulpfile" deploying sass with ionic framework

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satinder

I am deploying ionic on ubuntu machine, i found an error with gulp

$ gulp saas

$ gulp saas

[12:06:36] Using gulpfile ~/myApp/gulpfile.js

[12:06:36] Task 'saas' is not in your gulpfile

[12:06:36] Please check the documentation for proper gulpfile formatting

joeco

yea this is with deploying to ios, like I said, Android is fine and still is working.

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joeco

it's either a problem with ionic, ios or cordova, but if anyone else serious is making interesting apps they know exactly what I'm talking about.

it's super aggravating.

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joeco

satinder. in your gulpfile, you need some lines that look somewhat like this:

gulp.task('saas', function() {

});

that's assuming you want to run a 'saas' task. (you maybe meant 'sass')

otherwise, just type 'gulp' as your command, and the 'default' task should run

satinder

joeco: yes it is there

gulp.task('default', ['sass']);

gulp.task('sass', function(done) {

gulp.src('./scss/ionic.app.scss')

joeco

that is not defining a new task. It is saying whatever is in the brackets is a dependency of 'default'

satinder

it is already present there

joeco

it means anything in the brackets has to resolve before 'default' is run.

so if you don't want sass, just erase it from the brackets

satinder

right

joeco

or else make a new .task() with 'sass' as the main name / definition

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joeco

oh I see, you have one there

satinder

yes

joeco

maybe it needs to be listed above the 'default'? just a guess

satinder

ok i am trying that way

joeco

are you sure the 'sass' task has something like this as the last line: .on('end', done);

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joeco

you have to call the 'done' so that it knows to start the next task

satinder

gulp.task('sass', function(done) {

gulp.src('./scss/ionic.app.scss')

.pipe(sass({

errLogToConsole: true

}))

.pipe(gulp.dest('./www/css/'))

.pipe(minifyCss({

keepSpecialComments: 0

}))

.pipe(rename({ extname: '.min.css' }))

.pipe(gulp.dest('./www/css/'))

.on('end', done);

});

but still not working

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joeco

well I don't know. but one other thing you can try, a really handy and simple/straightforward plugin is run-sequence on npm

i use it. you may restructure your order of gulp tasks, the sequence they run in.

maybe going threough that exercise will reveal why the 'sass' task is messed up.

satinder

okay, i will try that ,,,

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joeco

satinder, I think I know the real solution

can you check your ionic.project file?

under gulpstartuptasks: [] ... you have a misspelling.

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satinder

joeco: Which file

gulpfile.js

?

joeco

it should be in the root of your project

ionic.project

it is the startup file that is called when you do "ionic run android" or whichever

from there it calls gulpfile.js

satinder

yes it is there

{

"name": "myApp",

"app_id": "",

"gulpStartupTasks": [

"sass",

"watch"

],

"watchPatterns": [

"www/**/*",

"!www/lib/**/*"

]

this is the content of ionic.project file

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joeco

hmm.. that's strange. the "sass" matches the "sass" in your gulpfile

so I don't know why it said: Task 'saas' is not in your gulpfile

how about in your "watch" task, back in the gulpfile?

does it depend on "saas"?

satinder

no i don't think so

aasp@1313:~/myApp$ gulp watch

[12:33:25] Using gulpfile ~/myApp/gulpfile.js

[12:33:25] Starting 'watch'...

[12:33:25] Finished 'watch' after 11 ms

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satinder

Actually i am not using the default sass files of the ionic project

joeco

oh

wait, your original command you typed was "gulp saas"

that's why

what if you type "gulp sass"

satinder

yes it works!

joeco

ha. took the long way to get there :)

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satinder

yes, thanks joeco

joeco

sure, n/p

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