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Watchman 4.7.0 (2016-09-10) - Reduced memory usage by 40% - Queries can now run with a shared lock. - Added new glob generator as a walking strategy for queries. - Added "case_sensitive": true option to queries to force matches to happen in a case sensitive manner, even if the watched root is on a case insensitive filesystem. - Fixed a race condition during subscription initiation that could emit incorrect clock values. - Fixed spurious over-notification for parent directories of changed files on Mac. - Fixed some reliability issues on Windows Watchman 4.6.0 (2016-07-09) - Improved I/O scheduling when processing recursive deletes and deep directory rename operations. - Improved performance of the ignore_dirs configuration option on macOS and Windows systems. - Added an optional recrawl recovery strategy for macOS that will attempt to resync from the fseventsd journal rather than performing a full filesystem walk. - Fixed accidental exponential time complexity issue with recursive deletes and deep directory rename operations on case-insensitive filesystems (such as macOS). - Added support for allowing non-owner access to a Watchman instance. - Added support for inetd-style socket activation of the watchman service. - Added the symlink_target field to the stored metadata for files. - Fixed an issue where watchman may not reap child processes spawned by triggers. - Fixed an issue where watchman may block forever during shutdown if there are other connected clients. - Added hint_num_dirs configuration option. Watchman 4.5.0 (2016-02-18) - Fixed an inotify race condition for non-atomic directory replacements that was introduced in Watchman 4.4. Watchman 4.4.0 (2016-02-02) - Added state-enter and state-leave commands can allow subscribers to more intelligently settle/coalesce events around hg update or builds. - Fixed an issue where subscriptions could double-notify for the same events. - Fixed an issue where subscriptions that never match any files add O(all-observed-files) CPU cost to every subscription dispatch Watchman 4.3.0 (2015-12-14) - Improved handling of case insensitive renames; halved the memory usage and doubled crawl speed on OS X. Watchman 4.2.0 (2015-12-08) - Increased strictness of checks for symlinks; rather than just checking whether the leaf of a directory tree is a symlink, we now check each component down from the root of the watch. - Increased priority of the watchman process on OS X. Watchman 4.1.0 (2015-10-20) - Fixed an issue where symlink size was always reported as 0 on OS X using the new bulkstat functionality Watchman 4.0.0 (2015-10-19) - Fixed an issue where a directory that was replaced by a symlink would cause a symlink traversal instead of correctly updating the type of the node and marking the children removed. - Fixed a debugging log line that was emitted at the wrong log level on every directory traversal. Watchman 3.9.0 (2015-10-12) - Fixed an issue where dir renames on OS X could cause us to lose track of the files inside the renamed dir - Fixed an issue where dir deletes and replacements on Linux could cause us to lose track of the files inside the replaced dir (similar to the OS X issue above in manifestation, but a different root cause). - Improved (re)crawl speed for dirs with more than a couple of entries on average (improvement can be up to 5x for dirs with up to 64 entries on average). - Improved (re)crawl speed on OS X 10.10 and later by using getattrlistbulk. - Add optional sync_timeout to the clock command - Avoid accidentally passing descriptors other than the stdio streams when we spawn the watchman service. - Fixed a race condition where we could start two sets of watcher threads for the same dir if two clients issue a watch or watch-project at the same time - Added a helpful error for a tmux + launchd issue on OS X Watchman 3.8.0 (2015-09-14) - Improved latency of processing kernel notifications. - Improved idle behavior. - Improved inotify move tracking. - Hardened statedir and permissions. - Fixed a possible deadlock in the idle watch reaper - Fixed an issue where the watchman -p log-level debug could drop log notifications in the CLI - Disabled the IO-throttling-during-crawl that we added in 3.7. It proved to be more harmful than beneficial. - -j CLI option now accepts either JSON or BSER encoded command on stdin - Added capabilities to the server, and added the capabilityCheck method to the python and node clients. Watchman 3.7.0 (2015-08-05) - Fixed bug where query match on foo*.java with wholename scope would incorrectly match foo/bar/baz.java. - Added src/**/*.java recursive glob pattern support to query match. - Added options dictionary to query's match operator. - Added includedotfiles option to query match to include files whose names start with .. - Added noescape option to query match to make \ match literal \. - We'll now automatically age out and stop watches. - watch-project will now try harder to re-use an existing watch and avoid creating an overlapping watch. - Reduce I/O priority during crawling on systems that support this - Fixed issue with the long long data type in the python BSER module Watchman 3.5.0 (2015-06-29) - Fix the version number reported by watchman. Watchman 3.4.0 (2015-06-29) - trigger now supports an optional relative_root argument. Watchman 3.3.0 (2015-06-22) - query and subscribe now support an optional relative_root argument. |
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