Add files to be watched #181
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This change restarts the server when a file changes. Note it doesn't pick up changes to the .env file, as tsx doesn't have a way to watch arbitrary files. Refs privatenumber/tsx#181
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This change replaces ts-node-dev with tsx. Note that tsx can't watch arbitrary files, so changes to the local .env no longer restart the server. Refs #1750 wclr/ts-node-dev#312, privatenumber/tsx#181
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Currently contains a hacky workaround, waiting for privatenumber/tsx#181
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Feature request
I would like to be able to add files to be watched in addition to the default, for example to watch the
.envfile.Why?
I use a
.envfile withdotenvfor environment variables. Often I'll change a value in.envduring runtime to test something (e.g. enable/disable feature flag).With nodemon I'm using:
It would be nice to be able to do this with tsx as well.
Alternatives
My current alternative is nodemon+ts-node+swc. But tsx seems like a more convenient all-in-one solution.
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