Windows 10下使用Yarn发布至gh-pages失败求助

I ran into a similar issue before on Windows—this error happens because Windows' command line (either Command Prompt or PowerShell) handles quotes and wildcard syntax differently than Unix-based shells. The single quotes around your --dist and --src arguments are being treated as part of the actual path, and the {} brace expansion isn't recognized, leading to that broken path '.' the system can't find.

Here are a couple of proven fixes:

1. Update the Script with Windows-Friendly Syntax #

Modify your package.json script to use double quotes (escaped with \" since it's JSON) and replace the brace expansion with space-separated paths:

"scripts": {
  "gh-pages": "gh-pages --dist . --src \"index.html dist/** CNAME\""
}

This tells Windows to properly parse the paths without treating quotes as part of the file location, and gh-pages will correctly pick up the files you want to publish.

2. Simplify the Command (Optional) #

If your goal is to publish exactly those three items from the root directory, you can even omit the --dist flag (gh-pages defaults to working with the current directory when using --src):

"scripts": {
  "gh-pages": "gh-pages --src \"index.html dist/** CNAME\""
}

Quick Checks to Rule Out Other Issues #

• Double-check that CNAME exists in your project root (note: gh-pages requires this filename to be uppercase, so make sure it's not cname).
• Ensure there are no typos in the file/directory names you're targeting.

After updating the script, run yarn gh-pages again—it should work without the ENOENT error.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者mahboub_mo