Add Watcher at runtime about warden HOT 8 CLOSED

@biapar I've just published version 1.3.2 - please take a look at the wiki -> Reconfigure() or at this blog post. Let me know if that's working ok for you.

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Hi,
Currently it's not possible.

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So, if I've to add a new watcher; I've to recompile the solution?

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Yes, at first I've built this library in order to be able to create e.g. a console application that will be treated as monitor and I didn't think about dynamically updating the watchers, but for sure I'll take a look into that issue in the upcoming days, as it shouldn't be too difficult to implement.
I've just created a new issue #138 for this feature :).

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Like it...especially web layout that I see in the blog post. So, I've pass to Reconfigure a WardenConfiguration. Is't right?

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Thanks! You can just use lambda expression and it will update the already existing WardenConfiguration instance (no need to pass it as an argument).

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The Reconfigure is not working as expected;
It adds the watcher to the list but it doesn't do the checking process.
I use the very simple command below
warden.Reconfigure(x => x.AddProcessWatcher(name: "Test Excel",processName:"EXCEL",configurator: cfg => cfg.EnsureThat(p => p.Exists),machineName:"MyMachineName",hooks:cfg=>cfg.OnCompleted(result => MessageBox.Show(result.IsValid.ToString())) ));

I pause the program to see the warden._configuration.Watchers, and the Text Excel above is there, only not executing

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Hi, I created a service that dynamically add web monitors from a database and I want call the Reconfigure if there is a change in my data from the database. I'm not really sure where/when to issue the warden.Reconfigure(). I'm using the Async model, are there any full code examples of using the Reconfigure.

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