Some editors use autosave files to protect against data loss without clobbering the edited file itself - e.g. Emacs uses #main.rs# as autosave for main.rs.
Currently, every time an autosave is written, trunk serve triggers a spurious rebuild, which is both wasteful and distracting.
It looks like the watch.ignore setting in Trunk.toml only allows to specify exact pathnames, so we cannot just add a pattern like #*# to get the expected result.
Further more, we cannot even list such frequently-appearing individual backup files by name, since they must exist when Trunk starts (why does it even care?)
ctron
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4 months ago
Some editors use autosave files to protect against data loss without clobbering the edited file itself - e.g. Emacs uses
#main.rs#as autosave formain.rs. Currently, every time an autosave is written,trunk servetriggers a spurious rebuild, which is both wasteful and distracting. It looks like thewatch.ignoresetting inTrunk.tomlonly allows to specify exact pathnames, so we cannot just add a pattern like#*#to get the expected result.Further more, we cannot even list such frequently-appearing individual backup files by name, since they must exist when Trunk starts (why does it even care?)