fix(cli): Watch workspace members if tauri dir is workspace root#8520
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fix(cli): Watch workspace members if tauri dir is workspace root#8520
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See title. This PR also includes a fix/workaround for paths with funny characters that may not make the glob expansion panic. Fixes #8509
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thinking about it i'm not sure anymore if it actually made a difference since it should watch the workspace members anyway since they are inside the root (if tauri dir is ws root) but ig being mroe explicit about it is good? 🙃 |
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See title. This PR also includes a fix/workaround for paths with funny characters that may not make the glob expansion panic.
Fixes #8509 -> That's about the funny characters and the reason i looked into the code again in the first place.