Number of restart events differs from the number of exec.

[novellat]

• Versions: node@v18.18.2, darwin@23.5.0
• nodemon -v: 3.1.4
• Operating system/terminal environment (powershell, gitshell, etc): zsh on mac
• Using Docker? What image: no
• Command you ran:

const nodemon = require('nodemon');

nodemon({
  ext: 'js, jsx, ts, tsx, json, md',
  ignore: ['node_modules'],
  watch: ['./plugins'],
  exec: 'echo changed?????',
}).on('restart', (...args) => {
  console.log('CHANGE!!!!!!', args[0]);
});

Expected behaviour

expected the numbe of "changed?????" to be equal to "CHANGE!!!!!!".

Actual behaviour

But there's more restart events than the script calls.

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[remy]

Possibly firing on overlapping triggers. What's the actual impact of the problem you're seeing?

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[novellat]

The main thing is that I need to exec some relatively long running command on changes and would like to minimize the number of executions. So mostly performance impact (why run my long running command more than necessary)

[novellat]

What do you mean by overlapping triggers? I only have this one nodemon script running

[novellat]

Actually, feel free to close the ticket. I made a workaround around my problem - basically triggered several nodemons on different directories and then the whole logic is more straightforward and I don't need to any shenannigans like this, just a simple nodemon calls.