Doesn't seem to work after a gulp.dest()

[iDVB]

Any reason why this works fine before but not after a gilp.dest()?

gulp.src(filePath)
      .pipe(gulp.dest(targetPath))
      .pipe($.htmlSrc({ selector: 'img'}))
      .pipe($.tap(function(file){
        console.log('IMG',file);
        return file;
      }));
  });

nothing consoles out.

However..

gulp.src(filePath)
      .pipe($.tap(function(file){
        console.log('IN',file);
        return file;
      }))
      .pipe(gulp.dest(targetPath))
      .pipe($.tap(function(file){
        console.log('OUT',file);
        return file;
      }))
      .pipe($.htmlSrc({ selector: 'img'}))
      .pipe($.tap(function(file){
        console.log('IMG',file);
        return file;

The IN and OUT consoles look like the exact same output.

[bruderstein]

Without looking into it, I think you need something afterwards that starts
the stream - like if you had another gulp.dest() afterwards, I think it
would work. There's probably a gulp plugin that does it without needing to
output it somewhere.

On the other hand, maybe there's something we can do to start the stream
in this plugin.

On Sat, 2 Apr 2016, 15:47 iDVB, notifications@github.com wrote:

Any reason why this works fine before but not after a gilp.dest()?

gulp.src(filePath)
.pipe(gulp.dest(targetPath))
.pipe($.htmlSrc({ selector: 'img'}))
.pipe($.tap(function(file){
console.log('IMG',file);
return file;
}));
});

nothing consoles out.

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