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Watch files for changes #1

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stylemistake opened this issue Aug 5, 2015 · 5 comments
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Watch files for changes #1

stylemistake opened this issue Aug 5, 2015 · 5 comments
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stylemistake commented Aug 5, 2015

We need some function that would watch for file changes and run tasks when it detects changes.

Function should be called runner_watch.

Possible implementations:

  • using digest functions (sha1, sha256, md5, md5sum, etc...) and run through all the files with sleep 1 (not the best way)
  • plain bash just by checking update time on files (better)
  • use inotifywait (requires a dependency inotify-tools, can be optional, best method)
@stylemistake stylemistake self-assigned this Aug 5, 2015
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bserem commented Feb 13, 2019

Is this dropped or has it been implemented?

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stylemistake commented Feb 14, 2019

I dropped this feature, as it seemed unnecessary for my use cases. For node, we have nodemon, webpack dev server/middleware; auto-reload out of the box for django, php or literally any CGI app.

It shouldn't be difficult to implement, tho.

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bserem commented Feb 14, 2019

Thanks!

@stylemistake stylemistake reopened this Mar 18, 2019
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Reopening this feature, because there might be a good use for it considering the current development in the "next" branch.

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oshliaer commented Jan 23, 2021

I'm using watchman for re-run runner.

Unfortunately it looks like runner runs watchman for to run runner's tasks.

watchman is truly a powerful tool. It works with tens of thousands of files simultaneously at very low capacities.

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