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Watchr sometimes crashes with ENOENT error #36

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FredrikNoren opened this issue Jun 18, 2013 · 2 comments
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Watchr sometimes crashes with ENOENT error #36

FredrikNoren opened this issue Jun 18, 2013 · 2 comments

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Tracked in this issue: bevry/watchr#42
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Temporarily solved by not watching the .git directory, will need proper fix in the future

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Don't watch all files. #36, #90, #118, #140, #192
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Replaced the watchr module with a normal fs.watch. However, fs.watch isn't prefect on all platforms (on Windows changes in subdirectories doesn't get picked up) so there's also an "re-activity" hack to detect when a user is interested in ungit (which triggers a refresh)
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Not using watchr any more

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