People keep saying "every grunt package makes its own way of doing things." I have not found that to be the case at all. Grunt has a lot of ways to specify groups of files, and many packages only show example usage for one of them, but they are actually largely interchangeable.

I'm a little incensed at the speed of it. It is very slow, for no apparent reason. But now I'm also wondering if it's not grunt's fault and actually the NPM ecosystem's fault for being way too dependency happy. I got a complaint from Windows about file name lengths being too long. Not in 20 years of using Windows have I seen this error but on corporate copy-folder-as-version-control network drives and NPM packages. So I'm concerned it might be spending most of its time just crawling my node_modules folder, because I only just now thought of this wrinkle and haven't stopped posting long enough to go do anything about it.