Andrei Sîncrăian
Andrei Sîncrăian
Any updates on this? How can we help?
Doesn't work for me either.
 I get this while running `git pull origin master`. Forgot to mention I'm on Windows.
`sparse-checkout` file looks just fine, I checked.
Yep, same output. I think I'll be ditching Windows for *nix soon. **sum1 plz buy me a mac ☆⌒(＞。≪)**
Tried Git Bash, same issue. I fiddled around with the file. It had two of these: http://apps.timwhitlock.info/unicode/inspect?s=%EF%BF%BD at the beginning of it. Deleted them and now it works fine.
The init tasks (or at least the shell commands inside `exec()`) do not run successfully. No repo is initiated inside `material-design-icons/google` and `material-design-icons/community`. I'll investigate this problem.
Yeah, `exec` will run it in CMD natively. Will try that and get back. :)
Yup, it worked. Thank you! The problem lies in those pesky `exec()` functions. You cannot separate multiple commands with a semicolon in Windows.
Managed to fix the gulp task with `execSync`, which was introduced in node 0.12. Check here https://strongloop.com/strongblog/whats-new-in-node-js-v0-12-execsync-a-synchronous-api-for-child-processes/ It's a temporary fix, but it works. :)