mix functions: arrays of files vs. single files

[MordantWastrel]

This page suggests that you can provide an array of files to functions like mix.css() or mix.js():

https://coldbox-elixir.ortusbooks.com/working_with_stylesheets

But if you do provide an array, this is the result:

PS F:\dev\inleague> npx webpack F:\dev\inleague\node_modules\webpack-cli\bin\cli.js:93 throw err; ^ TypeError: name.split is not a function at ElixirConfig.withoutExtension (F:\dev\inleague\node_modules\coldbox-elixir\src\config\config.js:181:14) at ElixirConfig.module.exports [as css] (F:\dev\inleague\node_modules\coldbox-elixir\src\config\ingredients\css.js:8:21) at F:\dev\inleague\webpack.config.js:30:9 at elixir (F:\dev\inleague\node_modules\coldbox-elixir\src\index.js:6:5) at Object.<anonymous> (F:\dev\inleague\webpack.config.js:29:18)

[MordantWastrel]

This also happens if you use a named argument struct, e.g.

mix.vue( { "filename" : "main.js", "options" : { "name" : "argon-dashboard", "entryDirectory" : "./resources/vue-argon-dashboard-master/src" } } );

[jclausen]

This should be resolved in the current version. We use arrays of files quite often to merge multiple stylesheets in to a single file.