src does not support globs

[arlodesign]

My config:

bless: {
    prod: {
        options: {
            logCount: 'warn',
            failOnLimit: 'true'
        },
        src: ['dist/prod/www/css/**/*.css']
    }
}

The output of grunt bless:prod --verbose:

Running "bless:prod" (bless) task
[D] Task source: (MY PATH)/node_modules/grunt-bless/tasks/bless.js
Verifying property bless.prod exists in config...OK
Files: (BIG LIST OF FILES SUPPRESSED, BUT IT WAS A CORRECT LIST OF PATHS SEPARATED BY COMMAS)
Options: compress=false, logCount="warn", force=false, warnLimit=4013, imports, failOnLimit="true", suffix="", sourceMaps=false, root=""
it is not an array.
Reading dist/prod/www/css/bookmarklet/bookmarklet-all.82bc5f57.css...OK
Warning: Cannot read property '0' of undefined Use --force to continue.

Aborted due to warnings.

I would think that should work, but it's not reaching the concat function as an array. Could be a grunt issue? Could be me doing something wrong? But this seems like it should work.

[arlodesign]

I'll add that I did see a test that uses a wildcard, so I'm not sure what's different on my end.

[arlodesign]

Now that I'm looking at this, it doesn't seem my use case works anyway. I'm looking to see if the files are individually exceeding the limit. This tool seems to concatenate all of the css before doing its work. I'm closing, as I think I'll need to write something a little more custom.

In any event, I logged this:

const getFiles = function() { const files = grunt.file.expand(dist/prod/www/css/**/*.css); grunt.fail.fatal(Array.isArray(files)); }

and it returned true, so I'm not sure why grunt is failing. I'll leave the issue open if you want to investigate it further.