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The easiest way to do it is using custom tasks in ./build/tasks folder.
Custom task's file is a .js file with any name in that folder and a specific pattern.
This can be a good point to start with:

module.exports = (gulp, $) => {

    gulp.task('push-html', [ 'config' ], () => {
        let configs = global.gulpConfigs;
        return gulp
            .src([ './dist/**/*.html' ], { base: configs.watch.base })
            .pipe($.spsave(configs.spSaveCoreOptions, configs.privateConf.creds));
    });

    gulp.task('watch-html', [ 'config' ], () => {
        let configs = global.gulpConfigs;
        $.watch([ './dist/**/*.html' ], (event) => {
            console.log(event.path);
            gulp.src(event.path, {
                base: configs.watch.base
            }).pipe(
                $.spsave(
                    configs.spSaveCoreOptions,
                    configs.privateConf.creds
                )
            );
        });
    });

};

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Hey @AbouJalal,

Thank you for your feedback!

Watch and publish tasks grab all files with **/*.* pattern, so everything in dlRootFolder (by default it's ./dist folder) publishes to SharePoint.

I'm wondering what is your use case?

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I want to push all templates that i have in my display templates library.
I can't push all the files that are in my dist because i have a js file associated with each html file.
Usually, SP will create and associate the js file automatically.
No need for some kind of a workaround as i already have couple of workarounds.
I just want to know if there is a way to teach gulp to push only the html files?

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Closing this. Feel free to reopen if you still have questions.

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