Olivier Breuleux

Sorry, I forgot about this! I added the encoding argument in 0.3.5, reopen if the issue persists.

Ah, I guess this was a lazy fix on my part 😅

`jurigged -w script.py script.py` only watches script.py for me (v0.5.2). What does `jurigged -vw script.py script.py` display? It should show a message for each file it is watching.

Okay, I see. Basically, Jurigged asks `watchdog` to watch the entire directory and then it filters out events about the files it is not interested in. The reason it does...

`-w` only specifies what you are watching, not what you are doing. You might want to write `jurigged -w a.py b.py`, for example. I expect its use to be somewhat...

Cool project! Some hooks could be useful, I agree. On a per-file granularity, they could happen before and after https://github.com/breuleux/jurigged/blob/master/jurigged/live.py#L101 (on the object returned by `jurigged.watch`), which isn't too difficult...

This: ``` test-func = (foo = "foo", bar) -> {foo, bar} ``` Is actually _very different_ from setting a default value to `bar`. It is not supposed to work like...

Well, I want to compile EG to a version of JavaScript that's natively supported by V8 in the latest version of node (so that no additional transpiling would be needed...

Right. The up-to-date JavaScript for the compiler is not under version control. Only an older version is stored in `bootstrap`. To produce the library you need to run `bin/bootstrap 2`....

Personally I find [2] more readable than [3], because the brackets isolate the function name better. It may be a matter of habit, but I do find for instance that...