If specified, instead of capturing the output, the child process stdout
will be piped to the destination stream.
Although the standard spawn stdio option lets you pass in streams,
these have to be connected to an open file descriptor. The destination
option allows you to use any Writable, so it can be used with a
Transform for instance.
The execFileSync function is meant to resemble the similarly-named Node
0.12 synchronous process creation API, but instead of being fully
blocking it uses a promise-based implementation. You can also use
execFileAsync directly, which returns a promise.
Some functionality is currently missing but could be added when the
need arises (e.g. support for timeout, maxBuffer, and encoding options).
Eventually, these versions should replace the ones in
tools/utils/utils.js and tools/tool-testing/selftest.js.
- Refactored code in tools/cordova and introduced CordovaBuilder and
CordovaRunTarget classes
- CordovaRunner now builds and runs the project as part of the main
runner loop
- Some code cleanup and ES2015 conversions
Because netroute is not available on Windows, and I haven’t been able
to find another way to detect the default route there, we try to find
a unique non-internal IPv4 address as a fallback. Also, improve error
reporting in cases we aren’t able to autodetect a unique IP address.
I’ve removed the automatic retry after 2 seconds, because I felt it was
of limited use (if you lose the address you would also have lost the
default route?) and it would slow down error reporting in the common
case where the error persists.
