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exec() doesn't apply the arguments correctly #895
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Okay, I found the solution/problem. Somehow, some time ago during my struggling I installed a package called publish. Which has a dependency/requires npm@2.x.x.... So... I had a locally installed npm inside node_modules with version 2.x.x and that was used by shelljs -.-' |
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Node version (or tell us if you're using electron or some other framework):
v8.11.2
ShellJS version (the most recent version/Github branch you see the bug on):
v0.8.2
Operating system:
Linux
Description of the bug:
I'm creating an auto merge and publish for our CI process. When I get to publish I want to execute the following command:
But it seems that the --preid argument is not passed correctly because the resulting version number will won't have the 'beta' preid. If I run this same command inside my terminal, then it works, just okay. Any idea is much appreciated, because I'm starting to pull out my hair right now, because of this.
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