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I personally discovered this by trying to use NodeJs tooling like create-react-app and parcel which watch for changes and rebuild. when editing source found in mounted folders the watch logic never triggers.
Environment
Win10 (b2004+) WSL2
Either WSL2 native, or via docker desktop
Steps to reproduce
as per the above linked issues, running nodemon or other file watching does not work.
This seems to be a known issue (reading the #4169 thread) but has not been fixed.
I personally don't know enough linux to come up with a simple repro, but can follow the explanation above regarding create-react-app
Expected behavior
file watchers work properly.
Actual behavior
file watchers don't get notified.
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Issue:
It seems that the INotify for mounted folders does not work with WSL2.
As per:
I personally discovered this by trying to use NodeJs tooling like
create-react-app
andparcel
which watch for changes and rebuild. when editing source found in mounted folders the watch logic never triggers.Environment
Win10 (b2004+) WSL2
Either WSL2 native, or via docker desktop
Steps to reproduce
as per the above linked issues, running nodemon or other file watching does not work.
This seems to be a known issue (reading the #4169 thread) but has not been fixed.
I personally don't know enough linux to come up with a simple repro, but can follow the explanation above regarding
create-react-app
Expected behavior
file watchers work properly.
Actual behavior
file watchers don't get notified.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: