relative paths don't resolve correctly in sub directories

[ellvtr]

When using relative paths in html documents in sub directories, it doesn't resolve correctly. Change the path to an absolute path and it works again. Error looks like this where doc root is www/ from gulpfile position:

$ gulp
[14:32:12] Using gulpfile ~/.../gulpfile.js
[14:32:12] Starting 'cachebust'...
fs.js:641
  return binding.open(pathModule._makeLong(path), stringToFlags(flags), mode);
                 ^

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/.../www/assets/js/main.js'

The correct path here would've been /.../www/cv/assets/js/main.js as it was referenced from an html doc in the www/cv/ dir with <script type="text/javascript" src="assets/js/main.js"></script>. Browsers resolve that correctly.

gulpfile looks like this:

gulp.task('cachebust', function(){
  return gulp.src('./www/**/*.html')
    .pipe(cachebust({
      type: 'MD5'
    }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./www'));
});

[ellvtr]

A useful workaround in my case would be to use try/catch to move on and not stop when a file cannot be found.

[davinkevin]

I don't think the problem is coming from cachebust itself.

For example, with a nested relative path, all seems to work fine:

Can you try this command on your env and say me if this is working or not ?
I think the problem can come from the gulp layer of the plugin.

[ellvtr]

Thanks, I will give this a try. In fact, I was not using Gulp on this project, only npm scripts - but I couldn't find any cache busting tools out there that didn't rely on either Gulp or Grunt - so I currently have a gulp command in my npm script.

[ellvtr]

I'm confused. I was referring to issue with the npm package 'gulp-cache-bust' but this seems to be a different repo? It worked before with my workaround but after an npm upgrade it doesn't anymore.

With the CLI, I still get some errors:

./node_modules/cachebust/cli.js www/index.html
...
gulp-cache-bust error: { Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'test/fixtures//vendor/bootswatch/flatly/bootstrap.min.css'
...