fix for: cursorTo / clearLine is not a function #2
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I ran into a problem when running nodemcu-tool (which is great!) via gulp and gulp-shell. This fixed it. See also [this SO question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34570452/node-js-stdout-clearline-and-cursorto-functions).
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Hi, here's a gulp-based script to upload only files that have been changed. It really speeds up development. I hope you find it useful. To get it to work, I needed to [patch](npkgz/cli-progress#2) your progress-cli package.
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Dear Remco, thanks for the fix! i will merge it now and tag a new release! |
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Release v1.1.2 is published; |
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Thank you! |
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I ran into a problem when running nodemcu-tool (which is great!) via gulp and gulp-shell. This fixed it. See also this SO question.