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Could you add them to your global gitignore instead? Accepting any IDEs makes our gitignore fat and hard to maintain.
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I'd prefer passing a config like this via a wrapper (a struct) instead, otherwise args could be too long and we have to expect breaking changes each time we modify.
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yep, please pass the config down if possible
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I think this isn't actually true - my guess is you tested this on linux where we have to subscribe to each system ?
That's not the case on windows - not even sure if we would get any errors there. It's correct for the pollwatcher.
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yep, please pass the config down if possible
See more details here - rust-lang/rust#126195
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I ran into a case where, specifically in inotify, if I'm watching a directory and the user does not have permissions on a subdirectory, the watch will fail.
Added a flag in the Config struct to change this behavior (still the default).