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Run tasks whenever watched files change.

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Hi, I'm trying to set up watching Sass files and compiling them. Everything works great appart from when creating a new empty directory (or using an existing one which empty),...

I have seen many issues which are related to this, but I haven't found the desired solution. **Problem :** While I am working with sass files or js files in...

**Problem** People don't seem to like the `watch` event. I admit it is a bit cumbersome as the one event that handles all watch targets and is separate from where...

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grunt-contrib-connect options: ``` port: 8080, livereload: 35729 ``` grunt-contrib-watch livereload options: ``` host: 'localhost', port: 35729 ``` I use Vagrant with VirtualBox and a Ubuntu LTS release. My page loads...

What if the watch pushed changed files to each `watch.target.changed` key in the config and then cleared them upon that target's task being ran? Configuring tasks to operate only on...

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Hi! I've created a task to transpile `.es6` files using `grunt-babel`, but somehow it's not working. If I change the file extension (e.g. js), then task runs properly. Could anyone...

It seems that if I provide a specific target and that target does not exist in grunt config, then watch goes into an infinite loop: ``` Running "watch:joke" (watch) task...

Can anyone help me access a JSON object using the grunt.config command? The filepath i want to replace on my 'watch' event is formatted as so: ``` render: { files:...

Following the example in the documentation "Live Reload with Preprocessors", it does work but you must actually save the file twice to trigger a css "soft" reload. I think this...

I am getting the following error after `Running "watch" task` restarts ``` 2015-03-02 11:19 grunt[7732] (FSEvents.framework) FSEventStreamFlushSync(): failed assertion '(SInt64)last_id > 0LL' ``` Happens with these versions: ``` $ node...