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I'm using the grunt-contrib-jade module to compile my Jade templates, if I leave my attribute blank like the following line: article(ui-view) It will compile to: <article ui-view="ui-view"></article> And that will break my AngularJS ui-router, as it will not handle the "ui-view" directive as if it is a named view (not what I want). Of course it's an option to write my jade file like this: article(ui-view='') But that's not what I want, is there some way to stop the jade compiler from filling out empty attributes? Gildor Everything seems good when there's doctype html at the beginning of the

I have a server setup and everything was going fine but I am getting errors about .... is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin This is very strange as both the grunt server that hosts my Angular.js site is on port 9000 and my rest service is on port 8678. Anyway I found this https://gist.github.com/Vp3n/5340891 which explains how to enable CORS on the grunt server but my grunt file doesn't look the same... this is my current part of my grunt file connect: { options: { port: 9000, // Change this to '0.0.0.0' to access the server from outside. hostname: 'localhost' }, livereload: { options

I am new to yeoman/grunt/bower and I am working on setting up a angularjs project with: yo angular I made some changes to gruntfile myself and recently I found protractor very useful and I wanted to add that to my project. I followed a lot of instructions online (like this one Integrating Protractor with Yeoman via Grunt 2 years ago) but I still cannot get protractor properly installed. Here is my Gruntfile.js : (only showed relevant parts) 'use strict'; module.exports = function (grunt) { // Time how long tasks take. Can help when optimizing build times require('time-grunt')(grunt); //

file.copy (actually grunt-config-copy but it uses grunt.file.copy underneath). This is working fine for me but I'm excluding certain glob patterns. This exclusion results in some empty folders, and the folders are still copied to new set. Is there any way to exclude empty folders? Thanks, Raif here is my grunt-task copy: { release: { expand: true, deleteEmptyFolders:true, cwd:'<%= srcFolder %>', src: ['**', '!**/obj/**', '!**/*.cs', '!**/*.vb', '!**/*.csproj', '!**/*.csproj.*' ], dest: '<%= destFolder %>', filter: function(filepath) { var val = !grunt.file.isDir(filepath) || require('fs')

I have references to some external JS files in my index.html like this: <!-- build:js(app) /scripts/vendor.js --> <!-- bower:js --> <script src="/bower_components/jquery/jquery.js"></script> <script src="/bower_components/angular/angular.js"></script> <script src="/bower_components/jquery-ui/ui/jquery-ui.js"></script> <!-- endbower --> <!-- endbuild --> Every time I run grunt serve ( generator-angular-fullstack ), the initial slashes are removed ( "/bower_components/..." → "bower_components/..." ), which ruins my pages >1 steps down in the hierarchy. Is there a quick fix? From https://github