Migrate to "watch" module for new file detection #9
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For an explanation of the logic within compileOnChange, check out the example in the watch module readme: |
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One issue with this: there's a (possible) bug in the watch module that causes the filter regex to only be applied on the initial walk, but not to new files, so if you create a non-handlebars file in the watched directory, it will trigger a Just submitted a pull request to the watch module mikeal/watch#62 |
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This looks great, thanks paton! |
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Fixes #8.
I did some light testing with this and things seem to work as expected, and new files are successfully detected and watched.
@nicjansma If you'd like to go this route, we can merge this instead of #7.