Will
Will
We need performance benchmarks against the other filesystem watchers. I'm thinking: - chokidar - fswatch - watchman - notify-rs We have performance tests, but they're not comparative.
We should investigate boot::asio in these places: - The event loops, which currently use epoll (Linux), iocp (Windows) and dispatch_queue (Darwin). - The user API, which is currently a callback-style...
The messaging syntax (including errors) should be detailed in the readme. Messages come through `event`. The `where` field looks like this: `[s, e]/[sys, self]/[description]` Where `s` means "successful" (such as...
Looking for thoughts and solutions. This project runs on iOS. I want to integrate iOS into our CI pipeline. The only method I'm currently aware of is attaching a certificate...
**Version** All **Platform** All platforms except Linux-like ones; Android, Linux, and Fuschia. **Description** IPv6 requires scope ids. These are closely related to interfaces. Mostly synonymous. The API for setting the...
I once rewrote this project in Rust to explore a safer language. Because this project is a thin, uniform wrapper around other unsafe systems, the rewrite wasn't safer. It did...
There are some languages with ecosystems which could benefit from this filesystem watcher. This is an efficient, reasonably well tested filesystem watcher with a small, relatively stable API. There isn't...