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@mgreter mgreter commented Nov 14, 2017

Should hopefully fix #16
I only tested linux vs windows behavior

When you are only watching specific file paths, you
get change events for all files in the same directory.
On linux only changes to watched files get reported.

When watching directories you still get all change events!

When you are only watching specific file paths, you
get change events for all files in the same directory.
On linux only changes to watched files get reported.
@mgreter mgreter force-pushed the bugfix/file-watch-windows branch from 56d2f9e to 1ccdd6a Compare November 14, 2017 22:39
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mgreter commented Nov 15, 2017

Added some additional optimizations to utilize resources a bit
more wisely. Now supports watching directories recursively
and should speed up the _full_scan in case you only watch a
list of files and no directories. Reviews and feedback welcome!

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