Start using grunt-cloudfront for cache invalidation

[alexanderdean]

Full error log here:

vagrant@precise64:/vagrant/snowplow-javascript-tracker$ grunt publish
Running "upload_setup" task

Running "lodash:build" (lodash) task

Running "browserify:main" (browserify) task
>> Bundled deploy/bundle.js

Running "concat:deploy" (concat) task
File "deploy/snowplow.js" created.

Running "min:deploy" (min) task
File `deploy/sp.js` created.
Original: 234105 bytes.
Minified: 58367 bytes.
Gzipped:  13283 bytes.

Running "s3:not_pinned" (s3) task
>> ↗ Uploaded: deploy/sp.js (gzip) (b5f6539327b4e136b7a0f0025cd1d020)

Running "cloudfront_clear:not_pinned" (cloudfront_clear) task
>> {}
Warning: {"Error":{"Type":"Sender","Code":"InvalidArgument","Message":"Your request contains one or more invalid invalidation paths."},"RequestId":"xxxxxxx-6400-11e4-xxxx-312e7a7e4ca0","@":{"xmlns":{"xmlns":"http://cloudfront.amazonaws.com/doc/2010-11-01/"}}} Use --force to continue.

Aborted due to warnings.

[fblundun]

Renaming and moving back to 2.2.0.

See also #230 where @iaingray suggests using grunt-cloudfront instead of grunt-cloudfront-clear.

[alexanderdean]

Thanks Fred, sounds pragmatic