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Update types and jsdocs
Fix #2231
I hope I haven't missed (or messed up) anything :)
I didn't understand why there are execOptions both at first level of the settings object and also nested inside execOptions, or did I understand wrong?
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Following this change, delay option has disappeared and watch and ignore options are duplicated :/
Following this change,
delayoption has disappeared andwatchandignoreoptions are duplicated :/
By this change are you referring to this: https://github.com/remy/nodemon/pull/2232/files ?
Or have you pulled down this PR directly and are testing it?
Following this change,
delayoption has disappeared andwatchandignoreoptions are duplicated :/By this change are you referring to this: https://github.com/remy/nodemon/pull/2232/files ?
Or have you pulled down this PR directly and are testing it?
I'm using the latest version of nodemon and am encountering the type checking issues mentioned above.
@remy I fixed the errors @jlowcs is talking about. Also now the export is correct.
Is there any progress on this matter? If any code is used like this after update to version 3.1.8
import nodemon from 'nodemon'
nodemon({
script: ''
})
then you will get a typescript error "Type 'Nodemon' has no call signatures."
It works perfectly fine in version 3.1.7.
Jeez, sorry this took me so long to merge.
:tada: This PR is included in version 3.1.10 :tada:
The release is available on:
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Was the watch option removed by mistake?
Was the
watchoption removed by mistake?
I suspect that's the case, it's certainly still there in JS-land.