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Watch target fails to detect changes #1

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panesofglass opened this issue May 20, 2015 · 4 comments
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Watch target fails to detect changes #1

panesofglass opened this issue May 20, 2015 · 4 comments
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Looks like Watch needs to call a function: fsprojects/FAKE#791

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@panesofglass panesofglass changed the title Watch target appears to be blocked by System.Console.ReadLine Watch target fails to detect changes May 20, 2015
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@forki, do you happen to know how I can fix the Watch target so that it actually runs whenever a file is changed? Did I set something up incorrectly, by chance? My guess is that System.Console.ReadLine is blocking, but I'm probably incorrect.

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forki commented May 20, 2015

cc @tpetricek @voiceofwisdom

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I was able to get this working following the guidance here: fsprojects/FAKE#791. I was also able to see the updates run when I ran in my terminal on OSX, where the files were hosted, but my Windows Console, hosted in Parallels and sharing the same folder, did not detect the file change. Looks like you'll need to have the files locally in Windows for the file change watcher to work correctly.

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