How do I prepend a stream to another?
See original GitHub issueHi!
I’m still getting used to gulp’s processing model and it’s not entirely clear to me how to achieve something like this:
src1 | filter concat src2 | filter > output
The recipe here results in an unordered stream, but I’d like concat to be really concat and not just merge chucks arbitrarily.
Thanks!
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Shit. I forgot an option flag 😃 You need to specify
{ objectMode: true }
:+1 for objectMode, that’s critical!