Watcher backends: use Flow-typed object payloads #1411
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…cy (#1407) Summary: We currently use the [`anymatch`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/anymatch) dependency to evaluate ignore patterns in watcher backends. `anymatch` handles various input types including globs and arrays of globs/regexps However, since D67285745, it's become clear that the `ignored` param is only ever a `?RegExp`, so we hardly use any of `anymatch` and can simply `test()` paths, and remove the dependency. One subtlety to note that this change makes explicit, is that `anymatch` converts all input paths to posix separators before testing against the input `RegExp` (see block comment). We do the same in this diff so that the change is behaviour-preserving - however, this isn't a convention in Metro and should be revisited (maybe in a breaking change). Note that we don't need to handle other kinds of path normalisation (like `anymatch` does with [`normalize-path`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/normalize-path)) because watcher backends must already emit normal paths, with no trailing separators. Changelog: Internal Reviewed By: hoxyq Differential Revision: D67259981
Summary: Currently watcher backends, which extend `EventEmitter`, emit two events for any file change: - One with event name `change`/`add`/`delete` - One with event name `all`, and `change`/`add`/`delete` in the payload. We only ever listen to `all`. The former type is neither exercised nor tested. This removes the unused events. Changelog: Internal Reviewed By: hoxyq Differential Revision: D67393484
Summary: Ensure `'add'` and `'change'` events fired by watcher backends always have associated `metadata` (and that `'delete'` events never do), by typing change event payloads as objects with the `event: 'change' | 'add' | 'delete'` as a discriminator. (This is in preparation for refactoring out the distinction between `'change'` and `'add'` from backends, which means they don't need to track files and can do much less IO) Changelog: Internal Differential Revision: D67287046
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Summary: Ensure `'add'` and `'change'` events fired by watcher backends always have associated `metadata` (and that `'delete'` events never do), by typing change event payloads as objects with the `event: 'change' | 'add' | 'delete'` as a discriminator. (This is in preparation for refactoring out the distinction between `'change'` and `'add'` from backends, which means they don't need to track files and can do much less IO) Changelog: Internal Differential Revision: D67287046
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Summary:
Ensure
'add'and'change'events fired by watcher backends always have associatedmetadata(and that'delete'events never do), by typing change event payloads as objects with theevent: 'change' | 'add' | 'delete'as a discriminator.(This is in preparation for refactoring out the distinction between
'change'and'add'from backends, which means they don't need to track files and can do much less IO)Changelog: Internal
Differential Revision: D67287046