Direct path (non-glob) .src streams should fail on file not found
See original GitHub issueExample: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9774298
If it isn’t a glob it should probably fail if the file isn’t found.
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As a temporary hack, you can fs.statSync the files before you gulp.src 'em:
@stu-salsbury It’s misleading to have something like
gulp.src('file.js').pipe(uglify()).pipe(gulp.dest('folder'))
do nothing but say everything is okay. Technically it makes sense but from a user perspective it didn’t do what they told it to do.Also, disregard my thoughts about directories.