reintroduce pollwatcher now that rust 1.1 is out#19
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I'm not sure what @maurizi's status is on the windows watcher, that would be the preferred way, but I think a poll watcher is still good to have, if not just in the meantime, then as a reference implementation of sorts. |
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I'm working on the windows watcher, but it still has some kinks in it and life is interfering with me getting around to finishing it at the moment. I should be able to get back to it soon though. A polling solution is a good idea anyway, for more esoteric platforms like BSD, or for cases where the the OS file watching APIs do not work properly, like when the watched directory is on a VirtualBox shared folder. |
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Awesome, I'm rooting for you @maurizi 👍 |
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Can you also remove the notice at the top while we're at it?
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Will do when I get back.
On Thursday, June 25, 2015, Félix Saparelli notifications@github.com
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In README.md
#19 (comment):
- OS X: FSEvent
+- All platforms: pollingCan you also remove the notice at the top while we're at it?
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https://github.com/passcod/rsnotify/pull/19/files#r33318762.
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Great job! Thank you so much. I'll open a ticket for the various TODOs in the code. |
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Alright I removed the notice. |
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Awesome! |
It seems this `.seconds` was added when the polling watcher was added (notify-rs#19). So I guess there wasn't any huge reason for this. refs rolldown/rolldown#9736
Closes #12
This uses @acrichto's
filetimecrate for modified time fetching.