Changed to passing Chokidar simple strings instead of custom regexp, only had to prefix with **/ to get it to match the ignore directories properly.
Fixes#916
Fixes the issue where express is a js based project, but the executable
is `www`, so it misses on the match. So now nodemon will watch for
matching extensions but *also* the script the user gave.
Fixes#461
Note that this can't handle the situation where npm is used to run `node
./bin/www` as nodemon can't split out a package script command.
Fixes a range of issues, including:
Fixes#1115
* refactor: use Object.assign in place of merge (this will leak to more work)
Since we're now supporting 6 upwards
The initial `ignored` may be undefined. If it isn't then a pipe character should
be inserted. This is all unnecessary though if we build up an array like before
4826c87744.
Pass the `usePolling` flag to Chokidar when in legacy mode, which is supposed to/hopefully fix containers watching network attached drives.
Fixes#639Fixes#633
Closes#455Closes#453Fixes#419
This method creates a file and checks the stat to check of an offset between the date on the machine and the created time on the file system. Docker (in my tests) show that you can get the offset using this method.
Once we have the offset, we tell the user (once) and then we use that to find files that have been modified according to the offset (either looking in the last using -mmin or in the future using -newer + a touched file).
If trailing is not set to false, a setTimeOut is called if you call the
function when it is 'locked', so you need to set trailing to false to
avoid that unnecessary call
setTimeout.
This changes the behaviour of the option --delay n
This means that as soon as one file changes, nodemon will restart the
script. The previous behavior was to wait for n seconds before
restarting the process. With throttle, the function gets called when the
first file changes. After that, all file changes in the interval [t,t+n]
are ignored
This fixesremy/nodemon#399, fixesremy/nodemon#392, fixesremy/nodemon#376 by make the drive letter upper-case.
This is caused by `path.join`, the returned path has a lower-cased drive letter:
```text
> path.join('C:\\', 'Test')
'c:\\Test'
```
Later check path against rules using minimatch, it failed as `options.nocase` is `false` by default.
