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Re: [flux-dev] Status update
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Hey Fjodor,
not sure what exactly I should do, but here is what I did on my OS X machine:
- started your app, watching a directory
- edited a file in that directory and pressed save (in the text editor)
-> test.txt ENTRY_MODIFY
- copied a file with the same name into that directory and pressed “replace” in the dialog
-> test.txt ENTRY_MODIFY
Does that help?
Cheers,
-Martin
> Am 17.08.2016 um 14:12 schrieb Vershinin Fjodor <fjodor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
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> For example, when I edit file on my linux machine, gnome editor creates temporary file and on saving it moves temporary file replacing original one. From java fs watcher's perspective it looks like a new file was created with the same name. Flux cannot handle this.
> I think, this case can be handled using the same way, as flux handles changing existing files. What do you think?
> I just tried to reproduce this issue on different machines. On Windows machine, when I try replace file, I get this sequence:
> "ENTRY_DELETE
> ENTRY_CREATE
> ENTRY_MODIFY"
> On latest linux kernel I have the same behavior. On unbuntu LTS, I get "ENTRY_CREATE" only.
> So, it looks like kernel issue. Martin, could you have a look at Mac machine, if it is possible?
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