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When files in the extension directory are changed, they get reloaded (hot reloading) - which is very nice for development.
The emacs editor writes temporary files beginning with .# in the same directory during editing; they are deleted when the file is saved in the editor.
Example: When editing de.ccc.media.js, a temporary file .#de.ccc.media.js is created.
Miru detects this temporary file and reloads when it changes, even when the actual file (de.ccc.media.js) did not yet change.
It would be nice if Miru would not watch/reload hidden extension files. (files beginning with a dot .).
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When files in the extension directory are changed, they get reloaded (hot reloading) - which is very nice for development.
The
emacs
editor writes temporary files beginning with.#
in the same directory during editing; they are deleted when the file is saved in the editor.Example: When editing
de.ccc.media.js
, a temporary file.#de.ccc.media.js
is created.Miru detects this temporary file and reloads when it changes, even when the actual file (
de.ccc.media.js
) did not yet change.It would be nice if Miru would not watch/reload hidden extension files. (files beginning with a dot
.
).Acknowledgements
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: