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When I run cake doc, a bug happens:
Error: Command failed: sed: can't read s/docco.css/resources/docco.css/: No such file or directory
at ChildProcess. (/usr/lib/node/libraries/sys.js:227:15)
at node.js:756:9
The problem is caused by two apostrophes in send invocation in the Cakefile. I'm by no means a sed guru, but for me just dropping those apostrophes altogether seems to fix the issue.
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On this version of Sed (OS X), the quotation marks are required when using -i. It won't run if I leave them off. Sorry. We can change them to double quotes if that helps you any.
Oh, so that's the incompatibility thing between gnu sed and bsd sed. By looking at manpages of both, I think I've came up with a solution. It's in my master: http://github.com/MHordecki/docco/blob/master/Cakefile . I haven't got any bsd-based os, and bsd sed for linux is nowhere to found, so YMMV.
When I run
cake doc
, a bug happens:Error: Command failed: sed: can't read s/docco.css/resources/docco.css/: No such file or directory
at ChildProcess. (/usr/lib/node/libraries/sys.js:227:15)
at node.js:756:9
The problem is caused by two apostrophes in send invocation in the Cakefile. I'm by no means a sed guru, but for me just dropping those apostrophes altogether seems to fix the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: