I don't understand coffeescript code very well but in a quick look I see an
error. On windows, if you're watching 2 files: f and f1, and you modify f,
both watchers receive a change event. For example:
./
|- f
`- f1
var fs = require ("fs");
fs.watch ("f", function (event, entry){
console.log (1, event, entry)
});
fs.watch ("f1", function (event, entry){
console.log (2, event, entry)
});
fs.createWriteStream ("f").end ("asd");
You get (duplicates included):
1 'change' 'f'
2 'change' 'f1'
1 'change' 'f'
2 'change' 'f1'
When in fact, you should get (duplicates included):
1 'change' 'f'
1 'change' 'f'
You cannot watch a file, you have to watch its parent directory and
chokidar is not doing that.
El lunes, 29 de abril de 2013 16:10:52 UTC+2, mgutz escribió:
>
> Chokidar is really solid and is cross platform. I've used it heavily on
> Debian, Windows and Mac.
>
>
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