When running GitButler via the AppImage, the file watcher sometimes does not work as expected. I then have to reload (Ctrl + R) the application to pick up changes.
I can't quite pin down how to reproduce this consistently, but i have noticed this tends to start to happen after the application has been open for a while.
Running inotifywait -m package.json, for example, to monitor and print inotify events on the package.json file shows that MODIFY events are fired as expected when writing to package.json, but GitButler running simultaneously via the AppImage doesn't display any modified files in my default branch.
How to reproduce
Run GitButler via the AppImage, open a project, change file in project. Observe the changed file not appear in your default branch.
Would you be able to check if e.g. modifying package.json generates any activity whatsoever? I would let it idle for a bit, then tail -f -n 0 on the log file, and save the change.
Version
0.12.20
Operating System
Linux
Distribution Method
AppImage (Linux)
Describe the issue
When running GitButler via the AppImage, the file watcher sometimes does not work as expected. I then have to reload (Ctrl + R) the application to pick up changes.
I can't quite pin down how to reproduce this consistently, but i have noticed this tends to start to happen after the application has been open for a while.
Running
inotifywait -m package.json
, for example, to monitor and print inotify events on thepackage.json
file shows thatMODIFY
events are fired as expected when writing topackage.json
, but GitButler running simultaneously via the AppImage doesn't display any modified files in my default branch.How to reproduce
Run GitButler via the AppImage, open a project, change file in project. Observe the changed file not appear in your default branch.
Expected behavior
No response
Relevant log output
No response