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Thanks a bunch. Just one thing. Would you mind adding it to the change log? |
When unwatching a directory that was watched recursively, notify's kqueue impl would first unwatch the containing directory, then walk it to unwatch all the items inside. However, walking the directory first processes the containing directory, and unwatching a directory twice can cause an error in the kqueue crate. Fixes notify-rs#665 and adds a test to prevent regressions.
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@dfaust Done, let me know if there are issues with the format or anything you want me to change |
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Do not remove a filename twice
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When unwatching a directory that was watched recursively, notify's kqueue impl would first unwatch the containing directory, then walk it to unwatch all the items inside.
However, walking the directory first processes the containing directory, and unwatching a directory twice can cause an error in the kqueue crate.
Fixes #665 and adds a test to prevent regressions.