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Watchr stops watching a file after some minutes #38

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felds opened this issue Jan 26, 2012 · 6 comments
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Watchr stops watching a file after some minutes #38

felds opened this issue Jan 26, 2012 · 6 comments

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@felds
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felds commented Jan 26, 2012

If you take more than a minute or two, Watchr stops watching the file.

In order for it to work I have to stop watchr, start it again, edit the file and then save it again.

The same thing is happening on my two Macs (both with OSX 10.6).

@tricktracker
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Has anyone found a solution yet? I have the same issue on MacOS Snow Leopard

@phaseOne
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phaseOne commented Jul 1, 2012

Same problem on Lion 10.7.4

@danielcha
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Same problem on Ubuntu 10.04

@SpadXIII
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Same problem for me on ubuntu 11.04
I use this with twitter bootstrap, so the command is :

watchr -e "watch('less/.*\.less') { system 'make' }"

This seems to create a temp file in /tmp with the command in there. This file is deleted after a few minutes, effectively stopping watchr.

@see also #26

@danielcha
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@SpadXIII yeah I'm using it with bootstrap too! Maybe there cases are related somehow...

@Johnny5k
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Johnny5k commented Nov 1, 2012

Same here, using it with bootstrap. Any suggestions?

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