Gist 740efee683d4332e01b2a6c7b7549f2e

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Gist 740efee683d4332e01b2a6c7b7549f2e

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This Gist demonstrates a file backup workflow using Gulp. The code defines a default task that copies all project files, excluding the `node_modules` directory, to a timestamped backup folder. It uses the `gulp`, `path`, and `minimist` libraries to construct a target path based on the current directory’s name, the current date and time, and an optional command-line message argument. The resulting destination folder is named after the solution and time, with any user-supplied message appended.

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