Allow watching a file that didn't exist before #9
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If a watch request fails because the file didn't exist, an `OSError` is correctly raised, but the alias remains in the list of requests. Therefore it isn't possible to catch the exception, and retry the watch request once the file has been created. This patch adds the watch request to the request queue after attempting to call `_setup_watch`, to ensure it doesn't get left in the queue if the setup fails.
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I think the same should be done in the |
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What I described seems to be a similar issue to the one mentioned in #2 |
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@rbarrois hi, any chance this could be merged? |
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Any updates? |
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Is this project dead? no action for years. |
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I copy original module and apply all PR changes for my copy. All works fine, but this really sad when i see no progress all this time |
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If a watch request fails because the file didn't exist, an
OSErroriscorrectly raised, but the alias remains in the list of requests.
Therefore it isn't possible to catch the exception, and retry the watch
request once the file has been created.
This patch adds the watch request to the request queue after attempting
to call
_setup_watch, to ensure it doesn't get left in the queue ifthe setup fails.