Evan Wallace

Yes, makes sense. Thanks for the report. When I get the time to think about this, I'll have to load this back in my head to figure out what to...

This is due to a decision that I made because esbuild is written in native code and uses a platform-specific binary executable that comes from a separate package (one package...

Ah, I see. It was unclear from your initial post what was happening. If it's still running then your problem is likely unrelated to any code in this repo, and...

> when bundling `src/project1/main.ts` or `src/project2/main.ts` which depend on files in `src/common` folder using `esbuild.context().watch()` does not register changes in `src/common` I can't reproduce this. Here's what I tried: ```console...

Do you have a way to reproduce the issue? Ideally changes like this would have test coverage. This is especially important because I don't have a Windows machine and I...

Can you verify that esbuild builds and runs on that configuration? For example: installing Go, downloading this repo, and running `go test ./internal/...` to verify that basic tests pass?

That's great, thanks!

This is not currently supported, but it's something to add to esbuild in the future. I think this issue is related to at least #3384 and #3639.

I can try to do this but I imagine it could trip people up if it's unexpected. So it seems like a good idea to wait until the next breaking...

You can see for yourself here: https://github.com/evanw/esbuild/releases. I have no set schedule around breaking change releases and make no commitment to when they will happen. I try to batch breaking...