grunt.file.recurse dies when working in a directory with an Emacs interlock file

[ian-plunkett-ck]

Emacs uses interlock files to prevent simultaneous editing - https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Interlocking.html

While recursing over directory containing an interlock file, grunt.file.recurse dies with:
Warning: ENOENT, no such file or directory '' Use --force to continue.

[vladikoff]

Please post your code. Thanks!

[ian-plunkett-ck]

Hi Vlad. I put a quick demo of the failure up here - https://github.com/iancreditkarma/grunt-file-recurse-fail

Just run setup.sh to cause the failure. Looks like grunt.file.recurse is choking on a broken symlink. That probably shouldn't cause a fatal error, right?

[ian-plunkett-ck]

Hi Vlad, I actually have a bit of working code that fixes this issue. I wrap fs.statSync(filepath).isDirectory() in a try/catch block and then write the error to grunt.log.error()

Can I put a pull request up for this?

[vladikoff]

@iancreditkarma sure, we shall take a look at it

[ian-plunkett-ck]

I'll submit the patch shortly

[ian-plunkett-ck]

Hi Vlad, I created a pull request here - #1170. Let me know if it is up to snuff.