Watch function intermittently stops compiling
See original GitHub issuePaul – This is similar to the issue I reported in the now-closed bug on Thursday.
- I start
brunch watch
– both with a server and without - I use an IDE that rsync’s to the server on save.
- Before 1.3.3 every time I saved the file, the
watch
would fail: It would result in an empty file in the/public
directory. Now, it’s intermittent. Perhaps once every 5 times I save. - Updating the source file (resaving or touch’ing it) does look like it’s triggering
watch
to recompile, but it never fixes the empty output issue. - Restarting the
watch
fixes it.
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- Created 11 years ago
- Comments:19 (6 by maintainers)
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Thanks @fatcop, adding the
watcher
clause to my brunch config as mentioned in the troubleshooting doc you linked to seems to have fixed it.http://brunch.io/docs/troubleshooting