I have a problem with this code as the second function is never called:
// gulpfile.js
const {series} = require('gulp');
function second(cb){
console.log('second function');
cb();
}
function first(cb) {
console.log('first function');
series(second);
cb();
}
exports.default = series(first);
This is the result:
[00:21:56] Starting 'default'...
[00:21:56] Starting 'first'...
first function
[00:21:56] Finished 'first' after 1.99 ms
[00:21:56] Finished 'default' after 5.2 ms
I am using gulp 4.0.2.
In reality I have the second function registered as a task in a different file and that is calling another task and so on. This model was working fine in gulp 3 from where I try to migrate.
I tried async/await with no luck.
Is there any explanation for this? Or how to rewrite the code to work preserving the modularity? Thanks
It looks like the second series should be a const instead of a function according to this page https://gulpjs.com/docs/en/getting-started/creating-tasks/
So I changed function first() to a const and it works:
// function first(cb) {
// console.log('first function');
// series(second);
// cb();
// }
const first = series(second);