Updating readme to include instructions about connect 3.x API changes#131
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Updating readme to include instructions about connect 3.x API changes#131vinicius0026 wants to merge 2 commits intodrewzboto:masterfrom
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The current README includes instructions to configure the
connecttask with a middleware to serve static files and make a directory browsable. However, connect 3.x, upon which grunt-contrib-connect > 0.11 depends, has moved thestaticandindexmiddlewares to separate packages, breaking the API and the example given in the README.This PR updates the README so that a working version of the connect task is added.
Feel free to modify the text as you see fit, but I think this information is important, because it took me some time to figure it out, and this time can be saved for other users.
Thanks!