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Cloud-Scythe-Labs / nix-watch

Nix Watch watches over your project's source for changes, and runs Nix commands when they occur.
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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Add CI workflow #10

Open eureka-cpu opened 3 months ago

eureka-cpu commented 3 months ago

The flake checks can be the same as what's in the cloud-reaper workflow file. Other checks should run parts of nix-watch itself and look for specific things, e.g:

nix-watch -c
touch <some file>

should cause the current process to be killed, resulting in an error: interrupted by user if the process takes long enough. If the output of nix-watch is captured to a file, a grep of the file for that error could be one way of checking it's working. Another way to test that the -c, --clear flag works would be to check the status of the PID.

eureka-cpu commented 3 months ago

There's a bash testing framework called bat that could aid in testing functionality. This could be its own issue though so I'll link that here.

eureka-cpu commented 3 months ago

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