Event emitters don't seem to be working

[tandrewnichols]

Does this look correct? (next is from async.each)

    stairs = new Stairs()
    stairs
      .step("#{env}: #{options._name}", actions[options._name])
      .step("#{env}: bump", !options.bump, utils.bump)
      .step("#{env}: write", options.dryRun, utils.write)
      .run.apply(stairs, [options].concat(args).concat(env))
      .on('error', -> console.log '1 error'; next())
      .on('done', -> console.log '1 done'; next())

Neither of the on handlers are logging anything, and the tests fail, so presumably, the events are not firing correctly . . . or I'm setting this up wrong.

Also tried it with

    stairs = new Stairs()
    stairs
      .step("#{env}: #{options._name}", actions[options._name])
      .step("#{env}: bump", !options.bump, utils.bump)
      .step("#{env}: write", options.dryRun, utils.write)
      .run.apply(stairs, [options].concat(args).concat(env))
    stairs.on('error', -> console.log '1 error'; next())
    stairs.on('done', -> console.log '1 done'; next())

[NathanGRomano]

Which version are you on. I think I had found an issue and published it. v0.1.1

[tandrewnichols]

I'll double check, but I had just installed it with npm install stairs --save, so it should've been the latest.

[tandrewnichols]

I'm on 0.3.0.

[NathanGRomano]

You still have the problem?

[NathanGRomano]

How about binding the handlers before calling run?

[NathanGRomano]

on is also chain able

stairs()
.on('error', function (...) {})
.step('blah', function (...) { })
.on('step', function () {...}).run(...);

[tandrewnichols]

I think I tried that too, but I'm not positive, so I'll try it again.

[NathanGRomano]

Are you still having issues?