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When I run gulp in my project I get an error:

/Users/*/*/bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css:1:2: error: regular expressions cannot begin with *

/*

The '/*' in question refers to a CSS block comment. Here is a relevant portion of my gulpfile. (I can't post the rest, but it follows a similar process for the other files.):

const styleFilter = '**/*.{css,less}';



let paths = [ ]



const filePaths = {

  publicCss: "./_public/css",

  srcStyles: "./assets/styles/*.*",



  srcFontAwesome: "./bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css"

};



gulp.task('styles', function() {

  paths.push(filePaths.srcStyles);

  return gulp.src(paths)

  .pipe(plumber())

  .pipe(ignore.include(styleFilter))

  .pipe(less())

  .pipe(minifyCss())

  .pipe(concat('app.css'))

  .pipe(gulp.dest(filePaths.publicCss));

});

I'm just looking for hints as to what might be the issue. I suspect it has something to do with versioning conflicts between Node.js and some other gulp things, but I've never used gulp before.

  node -v: 6.17.0

  gulp -v: 3.8.11

css node.js

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When I run gulp in my project I get an error:

/Users/*/*/bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css:1:2: error: regular expressions cannot begin with *

/*

The '/*' in question refers to a CSS block comment. Here is a relevant portion of my gulpfile. (I can't post the rest, but it follows a similar process for the other files.):

const styleFilter = '**/*.{css,less}';



let paths = [ ]



const filePaths = {

  publicCss: "./_public/css",

  srcStyles: "./assets/styles/*.*",



  srcFontAwesome: "./bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css"

};



gulp.task('styles', function() {

  paths.push(filePaths.srcStyles);

  return gulp.src(paths)

  .pipe(plumber())

  .pipe(ignore.include(styleFilter))

  .pipe(less())

  .pipe(minifyCss())

  .pipe(concat('app.css'))

  .pipe(gulp.dest(filePaths.publicCss));

});

I'm just looking for hints as to what might be the issue. I suspect it has something to do with versioning conflicts between Node.js and some other gulp things, but I've never used gulp before.

  node -v: 6.17.0

  gulp -v: 3.8.11

css node.js

share|improve this question

edited 42 secs ago

karel

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asked 1 hour ago

qdogqdog

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When I run gulp in my project I get an error:

/Users/*/*/bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css:1:2: error: regular expressions cannot begin with *

/*

The '/*' in question refers to a CSS block comment. Here is a relevant portion of my gulpfile. (I can't post the rest, but it follows a similar process for the other files.):

const styleFilter = '**/*.{css,less}';



let paths = [ ]



const filePaths = {

  publicCss: "./_public/css",

  srcStyles: "./assets/styles/*.*",



  srcFontAwesome: "./bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css"

};



gulp.task('styles', function() {

  paths.push(filePaths.srcStyles);

  return gulp.src(paths)

  .pipe(plumber())

  .pipe(ignore.include(styleFilter))

  .pipe(less())

  .pipe(minifyCss())

  .pipe(concat('app.css'))

  .pipe(gulp.dest(filePaths.publicCss));

});

I'm just looking for hints as to what might be the issue. I suspect it has something to do with versioning conflicts between Node.js and some other gulp things, but I've never used gulp before.

  node -v: 6.17.0

  gulp -v: 3.8.11

css node.js

share|improve this question

edited 42 secs ago

karel

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asked 1 hour ago

qdogqdog

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/Users/*/*/bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css:1:2: error: regular expressions cannot begin with *

/*

const styleFilter = '**/*.{css,less}';



let paths = [ ]



const filePaths = {

  publicCss: "./_public/css",

  srcStyles: "./assets/styles/*.*",



  srcFontAwesome: "./bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css"

};



gulp.task('styles', function() {

  paths.push(filePaths.srcStyles);

  return gulp.src(paths)

  .pipe(plumber())

  .pipe(ignore.include(styleFilter))

  .pipe(less())

  .pipe(minifyCss())

  .pipe(concat('app.css'))

  .pipe(gulp.dest(filePaths.publicCss));

});

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edited 42 secs ago

karel

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asked 1 hour ago

qdogqdog

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edited 42 secs ago

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