The sed command requires an argument for the -i parameter on Mac OSX even if the argument is an empty string. This argument is not required on Linux.

[jessebeach]

I was trying to build the create library on a Mac and I kept running into this error

Executing sed -i 's/{{ VERSION }}/1.0.0alpha4/' /Users/jbeach/code/bergie/create/examples/create.js
{ [Error: Command failed: sed: 1: "/Users/jbeach/code/berg ...": invalid command code j
] killed: false, code: 1, signal: null }
sed: 1: "/Users/jbeach/code/berg ...": invalid command code j

A little googling lead me to this note on stackoverflow about the sed command requiring an argument to the -i parameter on Mac, but not Linux.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4247068/sed-command-failing-on-mac-but-works-on-linux

Hopefully this patch will run on Linux as well. I can't test it locally not having a Linux install.

[bergie]

Travis says:

Error: Command failed: sed: can't read s/{{ VERSION }}/1.0.0alpha4/: No such file or directory

[jessebeach]

I wonder if it's just completely incompatible across the operating systems. Well, I can keep my small changes locally to build the file.