Switched to node-watch instead of default fs.watch #25
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…ursive watching is not available except on Windows and macOS
robotpony
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Jan 17, 2018
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Note reverted due to #21 ... we'll do some testing and re-patch once we can fix the MacOS issue. |
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According to the node documentation, recursive filesystem watching is only available on Windows and macOS, meaning Lemonsync is completely unusable for Linux platforms.
See the caveats listed in the NodeJS documentation here:
https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_caveats
With these changes, Lemonsync is working properly on Ubuntu 16.