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The watcher plugin is very useful. I use it to deploy changes of JavaScript files to a local dev environment (which then triggers a page reload). Since the changes are small, happen frequently and the build process is very quick, it would be great if there was no artificial delay before the build process is started.
Therefore my question: Would it be possible to make the delay configurable?
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Sure, no reason it couldn't be modified. I see just a couple timeouts in
the code, it probably is as easy as making those configurable as an option.
"shortTimeout" is set to 750ms -- is that what you'd like to make
configurable? PR would be readily accepted.
On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 12:50 PM, Joel Richard [email protected]
wrote:
The watcher plugin is very useful. I use it to deploy changes of
JavaScript files to a local dev environment (which then triggers a page
reload). Since the changes are small, happen frequently and the build
process is very quick, it would be great if there was no artificial delay
before the build process is started.
Therefore my question: Would it be possible to make the delay configurable?
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The watcher plugin is very useful. I use it to deploy changes of JavaScript files to a local dev environment (which then triggers a page reload). Since the changes are small, happen frequently and the build process is very quick, it would be great if there was no artificial delay before the build process is started.
Therefore my question: Would it be possible to make the delay configurable?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: