Using watchedFiles attribute of iisnode tag breaks node-inspector

[JustinBeckwith]

I am trying to set up node-inspector with the pre-built example sites in the full IIS Node install. If I use the tag, I get 404 errors.

Steps to reproduce:

• Open the www examples directory with WebMatrix
• run the site
• navigate to ~/helloworld/hello.js/debug/
• node-inspector works
• go back to WebMatrix
• Open helloworld/web.config
• add an IIS node tag after the handlers:

<iisnode watchedFiles="*.js;node_modules\*;routes\*.js;views\*.jade;middleware\*.js"/>

• restart the site
• navigate to ~/helloworld/hello.js/debug/
• get a 404

It looks like if I trim the watched files down to one (just *.js) it still works. If I include multiple items in this path, it doesn't work.

[tjanczuk]

The problem was that attempting to watch files in nonexistent directories using the iisnoed@watchedFiles attribute prevented the service from starting. The problem manifested itself with any service, not only a debugged one.

The fix is for iisnode to ignore entries on the iisnode@watchedFiles list that point to non-existing files or directories.