I try to use this as a replacement for pytest-watch, which is not maintained anymore.
This works beautifully:
when-changed -s -r tests/ -c echo "hello"
However, I would like to watch only files with the PY extension like such:
when-changed -s 'tests/**/*.py' -c echo "hello"
which results in the following error using git bash on windows
OSError: [WinError 123] The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
Also, I tried to use
find tests/ -name '*.py' | xargs -I{} when-changed {} -c echo "hello"
, but this doesn't work and I can't even exit from it.
I try to use this as a replacement for pytest-watch, which is not maintained anymore.
This works beautifully:
when-changed -s -r tests/ -c echo "hello"However, I would like to watch only files with the PY extension like such:
when-changed -s 'tests/**/*.py' -c echo "hello"which results in the following error using git bash on windowsAlso, I tried to use
find tests/ -name '*.py' | xargs -I{} when-changed {} -c echo "hello", but this doesn't work and I can't even exit from it.