Open oblitum opened 6 years ago
If ./foo doesn't exist and modd is executed with:
./foo
modd
foo/* { prep +onchange: echo @mods }
Then after mkdir foo && echo foo > foo/foo.txt (plus any amount of echo foo >> foo/foo.txt), the current instance of modd won't trigger anything, it's necessary to close and execute it again with an existing directory structure.
mkdir foo && echo foo > foo/foo.txt
echo foo >> foo/foo.txt
If
./foodoesn't exist andmoddis executed with:Then after
mkdir foo && echo foo > foo/foo.txt(plus any amount ofecho foo >> foo/foo.txt), the current instance ofmoddwon't trigger anything, it's necessary to close and execute it again with an existing directory structure.