No such file or directory on cli

[Jameskmonger]

When running alsatian from the command line in Ubuntu, I get:

: No such file or directory

This doesn't occur with gulp.

[jamesadarich]

Ace @Jameskmonger, good to have this confirmed. Strange though because after we found this I put an integration test in that passes on Travis Linux and OSX.

Any ideas?

[Jameskmonger]

Okay @jamesrichford, I've just cloned the latest copy of this repo and published it to npm under the name jkmalsatian, and that works fine. Looks like maybe the publish just got a bit borked up - probably just publish it again?

[jamesadarich]

Which version did you have installed? Alpha.6?

[jamesadarich]

@Jameskmonger just published alpha.7 - let me know if this works :)

[Jameskmonger]

Odd. It doesn't look like this works. It seems like something that happens when it's published on your PC is causing it to break...

[jamesadarich]

Hmmm... I take it that it's the file in the bin folder that's missing? Maybe it's a problem with my checkout of the repo?

I'll have to figure out about republishing, also need to figure out what's causing the problem so can add a script to prevent this issue in future.

I guess first step is to compare your npm package to mine! :)

[jamesadarich]

Thinking maybe this is the problem!

npm/npm#12371

I'm going to change my git settings and try publishing alpha.8. Then if this solves it probably add a prepublilsh script to ensure line endings are set correctly.

[jamesadarich]

Right @Jameskmonger - so I've got a potential fix in npm as alpha.8 so hopefully this resolves it - I've ensured that TypeScript compiles js with LF line endings :)

Let me know if there are any issues

[Jameskmonger]

That's sorted it @jamesrichford - exactly what they said over at nodejs!

[jamesadarich]

Nice one! Cheers for your help on this one mate!

[Jameskmonger]

No worries @jamesrichford thanks for fixing it! I didn't notice any tsconfig changes for it (did you forget to push? or was it local system settings)