fix(cli): recursive paths provided by user getting treated non-recursively #828
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I ran into an issue where I provided a directory using the --watch flag but it gets treated non-recursively:
watchexec -vvv --watch in -- ls -a
Relevant log output (with path obscured):
effective watched paths paths=[WatchedPath { path: "..in", recursive: false }]
With the change from this PR:
effective watched paths paths=[WatchedPath { path: "..in", recursive: true }]
The behavior is now as expected. I'm assuming this was just a missed line when the non-recursive watch feature was added.