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remove polling watcher #1444
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@extrawurst Can you provide a bit more context on the changes needed? Is this related to the lines of code below? I’m not sure I completely understand this issue yet. Lines 84 to 97 in 3e0ec29
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More and more people struggle with this new using the PollWatcher as the alternative is less performant because it does cache file hashes which in giant repos can still be unscalable. before I added hope that makes the idea here more clear |
This commit reintroduces code that was previously removed in favor of a notify-based update trigger. It turned out that notify-based updates can cause issues in larger repositories, so tick-based updates seemed like a safer default. extrawurst#1444 extrawurst#1310
* Default to tick-based updates This commit reintroduces code that was previously removed in favor of a notify-based update trigger. It turned out that notify-based updates can cause issues in larger repositories, so tick-based updates seemed like a safer default. #1444 #1310 * Add FAQ entry for --watcher * Remove --poll
* Default to tick-based updates This commit reintroduces code that was previously removed in favor of a notify-based update trigger. It turned out that notify-based updates can cause issues in larger repositories, so tick-based updates seemed like a safer default. extrawurst#1444 extrawurst#1310 * Add FAQ entry for --watcher * Remove --poll
notify based PollWatcher does a ton of caching and can be expensive in giant repos. the new
--polling
arg should sidestep using notify entirely and go back to a regular status pollingThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: