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I'm having trouble configuring Grunt to watch my project files, rebuild and update a page hosted in a connect server. If I run any of the build tasks and then 'watch' as part of a bined task, then 'watch' seems to get stuck in a loop, endlessly printing the message.

Running "watch" task
Waiting...
Warning: must provide pattern

If instead I just run $ grunt watch, it will happily watch my source files and pile/build as appropriate.

I think the relevant task configurations are these:

watch: {
  html: {
    files: [ '<%= site.partials %>', '<%= site.layouts %>', '<%= site.pages %>' ],
    tasks: [ 'html' ]
  },
  sass: {
    files: [ '<%= site.src %>sass/*.scss' ],
    tasks: [ 'styles' ]
  }
},

// development server
connect: {
  options: {
    port: 8080,
    livereload: 35729,
    hostname: 'localhost',
  },
  dev: {
    options: {
      directory: 'build',
    }
  }
},

and the task definitions:

grunt.registerTask( 'build', [ 'styles', 'html', ] );
grunt.registerTask( 'default', [  'build','connect:dev', 'watch' ] );

The 'styles' and 'html' tasks run grunt-sass and assemble. As stated above, running any of these tasks, or even 'watch' on its own yields the expected results. This suggests my config object has site.partials, site.dest etc defined correctly. The problem only happens when I run any task and then 'watch', as in the default task.

I'm having trouble configuring Grunt to watch my project files, rebuild and update a page hosted in a connect server. If I run any of the build tasks and then 'watch' as part of a bined task, then 'watch' seems to get stuck in a loop, endlessly printing the message.

Running "watch" task
Waiting...
Warning: must provide pattern

If instead I just run $ grunt watch, it will happily watch my source files and pile/build as appropriate.

I think the relevant task configurations are these:

watch: {
  html: {
    files: [ '<%= site.partials %>', '<%= site.layouts %>', '<%= site.pages %>' ],
    tasks: [ 'html' ]
  },
  sass: {
    files: [ '<%= site.src %>sass/*.scss' ],
    tasks: [ 'styles' ]
  }
},

// development server
connect: {
  options: {
    port: 8080,
    livereload: 35729,
    hostname: 'localhost',
  },
  dev: {
    options: {
      directory: 'build',
    }
  }
},

and the task definitions:

grunt.registerTask( 'build', [ 'styles', 'html', ] );
grunt.registerTask( 'default', [  'build','connect:dev', 'watch' ] );

The 'styles' and 'html' tasks run grunt-sass and assemble. As stated above, running any of these tasks, or even 'watch' on its own yields the expected results. This suggests my config object has site.partials, site.dest etc defined correctly. The problem only happens when I run any task and then 'watch', as in the default task.

Share Improve this question asked Oct 7, 2014 at 10:18 Simon DellSimon Dell 6381 gold badge7 silver badges18 bronze badges 1
  • I suspect the problem is in the templates referencing the site object. However, without seeing that part of your grunt.initConfig call, I really can't say. I know this question is old now, but can you either post your entire Gruntfile or, if you've solved the problem, post your answer? – matty Commented Jul 1, 2015 at 12:14
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I just encountered a similar problem when I had been editing my Gruntfile and left a field (that should have had a file pattern) blank.

Check your Gruntfile for an empty file field.

In my specific example:

wiredep: {
    options: {
        overrides: {
          "jquery-ui": {
              "main": [
                 "jquery-ui.js",
                 "themes/base/jquery-ui.css",
                 ""
              ]
          }
        }
    }
}

Note the empty string above. That generated an error very similar to yours. It seems that Grunt doesn't tell you where the error is, unfortunately. You'll just need to scan through your Gruntfile manually to find the error.

connect:dev is the problem. Remove that and it should work fine.

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