Changed the treatment of the debug option so that a port can be set in c...

[edsykes]

...onfiguration from the grunt file

Hi eric,

while running multiple node apps and wanting to debug them, I found that I couldn't set a debug port through the configuration in the grunt file. After investigating I found that the grunt task doesn't pick up the port - just whether debug is set or not.

I couldn't see any tests for the debug settings - so wasn't sure where to put the test for this, or indeed how to test this. If you'd like a test, please suggest where to put it and perhaps how best to test it.

Ed

[vibegui]

@ericclemmons LGTM 🌟

[aheuertz]

+1 .. this fix is very helpful for my multi-app setup

[ericclemmons]

I'm eager to merge this down, but I'm not quite...sure what it does? @edsykes Can you add an example of this in the project's Gruntfile.js? That'll help serve as a test, kinda how I have now for custom ports:

• grunt-express-server/Gruntfile.js

  Lines 104 to 109 in 742e7a8

  	custom_port: {
  	options: {
  	port: 8080,
  	output: "Express server listening on port .+"
  	}
  	},

• grunt-express-server/Gruntfile.js

  Lines 58 to 60 in 742e7a8

  	custom_port: {
  	src: 'test/custom_port_test.js'
  	},

• grunt-express-server/Gruntfile.js

  Lines 165 to 167 in 742e7a8

  	'express:custom_port',
  	'nodeunit:custom_port',
  	'express:custom_port:stop',

• https://github.com/ericclemmons/grunt-express-server/blob/742e7a867cefcdd2cd5598631cc4cebe13318531/test/custom_port_test.js

[edsykes]

will do - it will take me a few days to get to this. thanks.