[macOS] Emit FileModifiedEvent on permission change #815
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Excellent, thank you @samschott 🍾 |
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The changes really are minor so I think the PR is good to go. Two test failures which I have noticed seem unrelated:
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Yes, I already saw them from time to time. I merge 💪 |
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This PR fixes an issue on macOS where permission changes to a file would not emit a
FileModifiedEvent, unlike other metadata changes. It also moves the classification of metadata changes to a separate methodFSEventsEmitter._is_meta_mod().Edit: This brings FSEvents behaviour in line with Inotify and the winapi.