Remove /System/Volumes/Data from fsevent paths on macOS #615
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Apparently, beginning with macOS 10.15 Catalina, fsevent paths are prefixed with "/System/Volumes/Data". Remove it to restore event notification feature on macOS. Fixes lsyncd#587
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I'm aware that @axkibe has declared the end of macOS support in lsyncd, but perhaps this pull request will be accepted, or be a useful record for someone else trying to use lsyncd on macOS 10.15+. |
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To be honest, I don't mind macOS support as long as somebody else maintains it :) |
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Apparently, beginning with macOS 10.15 Catalina, fsevent paths are prefixed
with "/System/Volumes/Data". Remove it to restore event notification feature
on macOS.
Fixes #587