Update command for watching files in mocha #976
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@cspotcode I wanted you to see this since you were asking if anyone had tested the command. |
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I have a few questions to narrow down what's going on here. Why does adding the comma work? Is this a mocha bug? Is the comma parsing into an array of strings? If so, is mocha watching the following globs: |
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Closing.. argh sorry, i didn't have time to figure out why the original wasn't working for me. |
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Mocha seems to ignore the watch rule unless I add a comma after src, as was given in this example: #266 (comment). I have tested it on my own projects. This documentation saved me a lot of time!