Doesn't pickup changes in newly created directories with Linux::Inotify2 #10
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Another issue that I ran into was, If you declare a folder to watch that has empty subfolders those subfolders will not be monitored since the _file_scan function is discarding them. I made a hack to fix this, don't know if it is good code, probably it could be a lot better but I am not very familiar with File::Find Fix is on the second commit |
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Can you update a unit test to address this? |
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Will try to, never did one, let me read about it and will do it |
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Believe this fixes it injecting new dirs into the watcher