Add CLI option to specify directory or file to watch in watch mode #794
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Can you add a test that actually verifies the added behavior? Sorry for the long wait - this slipped through the notifications :(. |
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Don't worry, I understand. For sure I'll add it as soon as possible. |
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This PR introduces a new option to the CLI watch mode that allows users to specify a directory or file to watch for changes. This enhancement addresses issue #787.
The option are --follow-watch for example
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npm run testandnpm run benchmarkand the Code of conduct