Yevgeniy Brikman

Can you benchmark it and see if it actually helps? I'd try all files separate, all files in a tarball, and all files in a tarball + gzip.

Nice research! Looks like for a large number of files, using `tar` can lead to a ~30% speed up. It's not obvious how that would scale up to an even...

Fair enough. I don't have time at the moment to add that functionality, but would definitely be open to a PR that adds a `--tar` style flag that does the...

@thalesfsp: use the `watch-only` command.

@thalesfsp: Does it work if you do the sync first? That error seems to indicate a messed up SSH configuration, not sure what it would have to do with the...

But if you start syncing, does it work or do you get a similar error?

docker-osx-dev fires up `fswatch`. It also runs `boot2docker` for you if it isn't already started. Not sure if those are the two processes you're seeing... If you `CTRL+C` docker-osx-dev itself...

Agreed, docker-osx-dev should do a better job of managing its child processes.

I believe our excludes follow rsync rules, not Docker rules, as they are just set as [rsync flags](https://github.com/brikis98/docker-osx-dev/blob/master/src/docker-osx-dev#L794). Out of curiosity, does `!foo/*` work?

The original excludes behavior was added with the idea of just piggybacking on rsync's exclude behavior. Changing it to match `.dockerignore` behavior is more of an enhancement than a bug...