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Duplicate of #255

Hm yeah, so the problem is that we'd need an option whether to resolve symlinks if I'm following this correctly. I've added one comment to your linked commit because I...

My guess is that the windows file API simply does not emit events for that case, while on linux it does. Would be interesting to test for this on the...

Ok I found something and it's not fun: https://stackoverflow.com/a/49902015/3332686 To summarize: The handle stays open, the folder itself isn't deleted (only when the last handle is closed -> we stop...

fyi: behaviour is documented and links to this issue for now

Can you try running your example with --release mode ? You seem to ignore any send-errors, is there a reason this panics ? Also if possible don't print anything inside...

Well it shouldn't reach capacity. And if you're ignoring send errors, you'll certainly not receive all events in your test, as you're apparently not sending all events over the channel.

It's probably not what you want to hear.. But I'll let the [manpage](https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/inotify.7.html) speak for me: > With careful programming, an application can use inotify to efficiently monitor and cache...

I forced all tests to run on the latest-version of each OS, so we can fix them up.

Sorry for not saying anything on this but I've never tried to monitor file content changes and would have to look into how this works..