gruntjs - grunt.file write/copy with permissions -


is there way specify permissions of file during grunt.file.copy(...), except using 'fs.chmod' after copy has finished?

i have require whole 'fs' module otherwise, changing permissions. lot of overhead?

grunt.file.copy not provide option that, unfortunately.

but grunt copy task (from grunt-contrib-copy) has option (options.mode, see https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-copy#mode).


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