deno.json match subdirectory about denon HOT 17 CLOSED

the client folder you mentioned should be already matched by "*.*" by default, so it seems strange. Denon by default watches all files on the cwd. Also denon operates with glob file patterns with the deno stdlib implementation. You should specify client folder not as "./client/*" but as "client/*"

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Specifying "client/*" does not work either. 👎

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Could you run with the --debug flag and post the logs?

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Running: denon run -L debug --allow-read --allow-net server.ts generates a giant log
Running without -L debug generates the following lines:

[denon] v2.0.2
[denon] watching path(s): . client/*
[denon] watching extensions: jsx,tsx,ts,js,json,html
[denon] starting deno run --allow-read --allow-net server.ts
Compile file:///mnt/c/Users/ubuntu/Documents/web/deno-py-websocket/server.ts

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And what happens after you change a file? (the large debug log might help if you want to send it)

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When I change a file in . it works but when I change it in client/* dir nothing happens.

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Could you run denon run -L debug --allow-read --allow-net server.ts > log.txt and send over the log?

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1.log

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This still seem to be unresolved in 2.20, does anyone else have this issue? Thx

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I believe this is a Deno.watchFs recursive issue

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This is a Deno.watchFs on Ubuntu 20.04 on WSL2 issue only, it works on Windows and Linux.
Closing the issue. Thx

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Thanks for this heads up! We will include a disclaimer on our installation docs.

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This is probably a WSL2 issue which MS may fix one day and it will start working, never know.

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I am facing the same problem on windows 10,
denon.json

{
  "$schema": "https://deno.land/x/denon/schema.json",
  "watch": true,
  "scripts": {
    "start": {
      "cmd": "deno run ./src/server.ts",
      "desc": "run my app.ts file",
      "allow": [
        "run",
        "net"
      ],
      "tsconfig": "tsconfig.json"
    }
  },
  "watcher": {
    "interval": 350,
    "exts": ["js", "jsx", "ts", "tsx", "json"],
    "match": ["*.*"],
    "skip": ["*/.git/*"],
    "legacy": false
  }
}

running debug
denon run -L debug --allow-read --allow-net server.ts > log.txt

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�[34m[*]�[39m �[90m[�[3mdaem�[23m]�[39m �[0mwatching path(s): *.*�[0m
�[34m[*]�[39m �[90m[�[3mdaem�[23m]�[39m �[0mwatching extensions: js,jsx,ts,tsx,json�[0m
�[33m[!]�[39m �[90m[�[3m#0�[23m]�[39m �[0mstarting `deno run -L debug --allow-read --allow-net server.ts`�[0m
DEBUG JS - cwd D:\Projetos\Deno\backend-project
DEBUG JS - args []
�[31m[E]�[39m �[90m[�[3mdaem�[23m]�[39m �[0mapp crashed - waiting for file changes before starting ...�[0m
�[34m[*]�[39m �[90m[�[3mdaem�[23m]�[39m �[0mrestarting due to changes...�[0m
�[34m[*]�[39m �[90m[�[3mdaem�[23m]�[39m �[0mwatching path(s): *.*�[0m
�[34m[*]�[39m �[90m[�[3mdaem�[23m]�[39m �[0mwatching extensions: js,jsx,ts,tsx,json�[0m
�[33m[!]�[39m �[90m[�[3m#0�[23m]�[39m �[0mstarting `deno run -L debug --allow-read --allow-net server.ts`�[0m
DEBUG JS - cwd D:\Projetos\Deno\backend-project
DEBUG JS - args []
�[31m[E]�[39m �[90m[�[3mdaem�[23m]�[39m �[0mapp crashed - waiting for file changes before starting ...�[0m

structure project

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Solved: "match": ["**/*.*"] affects subfolders

The same issue on macOS 10.15.7

"match": ["*.*"] does not affects subfolder changes. No matter if legacy watcher property is true or false.

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That is because the glob you are using for match is wrong: **/*.* is for matching all files in any subfolder while *.* only matches root level files I believe

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Confirmed. Thanks 🙏

"match": ["**/*.*"] affects subfolders 👍

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