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positional argument value is undefined in v1.1.0
See original GitHub issue@vadimdemedes @karaggeorge 1.1.0 is broken unfortunately.
When I run todesktop build ., todesktop build ./, etc. the argument is undefined. I see the usual prop-type warning that required property X is missing and then the command fails with an error (I pass the positional argument value to path.resolve).
It works fine when I go back to 1.0.3.
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Yeah that’s probably it. I can open a PR and add some backwards compatibility. Expect it later today.
Honestly I didn’t think about backwards compatibility, but I also didn’t know it would be released as a minor version, so I didn’t think it would be an issue.
Fix released in 1.1.1.