fix: consider atime == mtime to be a non-change #1335
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Changes the file listener to treat `atime === mtime` as a non-change. Currently, if these are equal, we fire a `CHANGE` event which causes bugs on windows (as windows emits two change events when you first write).
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nevermind, looks like it breaks ubuntu now and fixes windows... 🤦♂️ a problem for another day |
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saw you merged the v4 branch @paulmillr , awesome 🎉 ill try pick this one up tomorrow. if we can fix this bug we're pretty much ready to go i think i could do with help on it though, especially given ill be out travelling from weds so my time will drop for a bit |
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Changes the file listener to treat
atime === mtimeas a non-change.Currently, if these are equal, we fire a
CHANGEevent which causes bugs on windows (as windows emits two change events when you first write).