Handle files that are deleted and recreated - #17
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If vim is set up to use a swap file, then when a save is changed, it deletes the original file and renames the swap file into place. This can sometimes cause chokidar to send two events: "remove" and "add". Because the DirectoryWatcher doesn't clear out removed files, the subsequent add event is ignored and the change is not seen.
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If vim is set up to use a swap file, then when a save is changed, it
deletes the original file and renames the swap file into place. This
can sometimes cause chokidar to send two events: "remove" and "add".
Because the DirectoryWatcher doesn't clear out removed files, the
subsequent add event is ignored and the change is not seen.