add --server/client options to grunt dev
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@kevinansfield fancy rebasing this one? I think it's GTG otherwise 👍 |
refs TryGhost#8235 - adds `grunt dev --server` which will start the express server and restart on server changes but will not rebuild or watch any client files (if client files are missing or out of date you can run `grunt build` first) - adds `grunt dev --client` which will only start the client server and rebuilding/livereload - useful if you are experiencing issues with one or the other crashing because you can run server/client in separate tabs
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refs #8235
grunt dev --serverwhich will start the express server and restart on server changes but will not rebuild or watch any client files (if client files are missing or out of date you can rungrunt buildfirst)grunt dev --clientwhich will only start the client server and rebuilding/livereload - useful if you are experiencing issues with one or the other crashing because you can run server/client in separate tabs