It seems node-inotifywait does not handle close-write events properly. For example, when i watch a directory, and i copy a file to that directory, the first event emitted is the temp-file, the temp-file is going to be renamed after the file is completely copied over to the watched directory. Thus leaving me with a file name that does not exists anymore. The linux package inotifywait flag "close_write" behavior is what i need.
Is the Linux inotifywait flag called: "close_write" supported by the node-inotifywait package? If no, considering it at a feature request :) Otherwise, how would i handle renamed files?
It seems node-inotifywait does not handle close-write events properly. For example, when i watch a directory, and i copy a file to that directory, the first event emitted is the temp-file, the temp-file is going to be renamed after the file is completely copied over to the watched directory. Thus leaving me with a file name that does not exists anymore. The linux package inotifywait flag "close_write" behavior is what i need.
Is the Linux inotifywait flag called: "close_write" supported by the node-inotifywait package? If no, considering it at a feature request :) Otherwise, how would i handle renamed files?