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Lagom uses a `WatchService` thread for each `sources` folder each project depends on. In an application like `online-auction-java` this means about 20+ threads.
Perhaps a thread per project monitor…
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**What are you trying to do?**
The ENTRY_CREATE event (java.nio.file.WatchService) is not always emitted when creating subfolder in the watched directory, renaming it and copying file there.
This we…
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I believe listen on JRuby will fall back on a polling implementation currently, since most of the adapters require C extensions. Specifically, I was looking at the Windows adapter, which needs the "wd…
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In VSCode, when Community Server Connector starts, the output shows many lines like:
> 17:30:35.171 [unch RSP Server] WARN o.j.t.r.s.f.FileWatcherService:206 - Watchservice requires high sensitivi…
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Report from @J-N-K
> I just noticed that the OpenSmartHouse implementation has the same fault as the openHAB one: if a second Watchservice is registered for the same directory (or sub- or parent di…
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Currently using the NIO2 WatchService in Java turned out to be a huge pain, due to the JVM internal implementation approach. We never achieved to have a consistent behaviour across all operating syste…
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Currently only one Store instance can listen to a given directory at a time (although it isn't currently enforced through locking, although it should be).
However, through the Java [WatchService](h…
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Given the perf I'm seeing of the current manual mtime "watch" approach (only post-gh-219), I'm currently unconvinced of the need for inotify-style watching. References to cljs projects that exhibit p…
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I can see the jkube build successful on MacOS. Thanks a lot!
Maybe we can add a ci pipeline to make sure we don't break it in future.
However, sometimes I see an intermittent failu…
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Perhaps people would find it useful to find a utility to watch for file changes in Guava? I would have. ;-)
Apache Commons IO had a FileMonitor; that was based on polling files from a background thre…