Watcher compiling same file twice

[Nexus6]

I'm using coconut -w while editing my .coco files in vim. Most of the time (but not always I think) the file is compiled twice. For instance, when I'm editing foo.coco and save it, I see
Coconut: Compiling foo.coco ...
Coconut: Compiled to foo.py .
Coconut: Compiling foo.coco ...
Coconut: Compiled to foo.py .

If I introduce a compile error, for example putting '/1' on a line, I see
Coconut: Compiling foo.coco ...
CoconutParseError: parsing failed (line 32)
/1
Coconut: Compiling foo.coco ...
CoconutParseError: parsing failed (line 32)
/1

Version/platform info:
$ coconut -v
Version 1.2.0 [Colonel] running on Python 3.5.2 (default, Sep 10 2016,
08:21:44) [GCC 5.4.0 20160609]

[evhub]

@Nexus6 Definitely seems like a bug. I'll look into it and figure out what's going on.

[Nexus6]

I forgot to mention, here's my invocation of coconut where the problem is manifest:
coconut -w -t35 -f -s .

[evhub]

@Nexus6 Fixed in coconut-develop! Run pip install coconut-develop to get the new behaviour.

[Nexus6]

Got it. Tested and the fix is working. Thanks!

[evhub]

Reopening--it looks like this is now happening again.

[evhub]

This should now been fixed again.

[Nexus6]

After updating coconut-develop and friends I can't reproduce the problem. If 1.2.2-post_dev17 is the right version to be testing with then I guess the bug is fixed.

[evhub]

@Nexus6 Yep, that's right--good to hear it's fixed!