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This is a follow-up to conversation that happened in #1270 . Moves the brunch watch --stdin call into an npm script.

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chrismccord added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 13, 2015
@chrismccord chrismccord merged commit 9c74379 into phoenixframework:master Oct 13, 2015
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Thanks!

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This change actually breaks brunch usage for someone on windows :(

I was troubleshooting a different brunch issue and had them try out the new npm script and watcher, and they get an eaacces error. We may need to roll this one back

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EACCESS sounds like a permission problem, is it possible it's unrelated?

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Yes, but it works fine under the previous watcher configuration, so it's not unrelated. The previous watcher config that this replaced was added specifically to workaround some perm issues we had on windows

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Ah, I'm sorry. I confirmed it working, but it was only on Windows 8, maybe there is some difference on different versions.

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yeah I believe you :) I'm not sure how prevalent the perm issue with be for windows with this change. Maybe an isolated case, but who knows

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Don't forget to also revert #1270 then!

josevalim pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 29, 2015
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This reverts commit 9c74379, reversing
changes made to bd1589a.
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EACCESS sounds like a permission problem

hypothesis: sounds like the kind of error you'd run into when the binstubs (node_modules/.bin) aren't made properly. maybe node_modules was copied over from an osx/linux installation?

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