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Start script + watchers need to be more verbose

See original GitHub issue

File in Question https://github.com/contiamo/operational-ui/blob/a432c8e90277345b31e11ec30fb02599ddaf7e77/scripts/start.ts#L1-L137

Currently, yarn start doesn’t really output errors (probably because styleguidist reports errors on something other than stderr). As a result, errors are swallowed and we just see infinite spinners.

More context in this issue.

Let’s fix this by reporting and even process.exit(1)ing when styleguidist fails.

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:17 (9 by maintainers)

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TejasQcommented, Jul 15, 2019

It succeeds in your case! This is great! It fails in other cases. I think a good option is to explicity create a styleguidist error (have odd syntax in one of the src components) and then try to start the dev server. This should fail, and you likely won’t be able to see an error. This is what we’re trying to fix. 😄

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aliahsan07commented, Jul 10, 2019

sorry for the long delays Yes, I’ve read your comment, the plan is to reject the promise and halt the spinner when the error occurs. There is something I haven’t quite figured out about the issue with styleguidist and I’m hoping I’ll play around for a while before I have a concrete understanding of it, shouldn’t take long

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