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I'm trying to use the File Watcher tool in the Jetbrains IDE (Webstorm and Rider) to automatically minify my .css files and generate .min.css files for them on the whole project.

Thing is, it keeps minifying files that already have .min.css as the extension. So I end up with files like slick.min.min.css. I can't find any option to control what the criteria is for matching files. Is there some option to force it to ignore .min.css files, so I don't get duplicates?

I was following this guide here: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/compressing-css.html#ws_css_compress_create_file_watcher with some tips from here How to Minify CSS with SCSS File Watcher in PHPStorm IDE

I am using hdfs file watcher service to load a config file as soon it is changed in my flink streaming job.

Source for watcher service : HDFS file watcher

The issue I am facing here is that the watcher service is reacting to change in entire hdfs rather than just the directory I am passing.

My code:

I have been using a SASS/SCSS file-watcher in my ide for quite a while now and for the past few days I have been having issues with the encoding. At the moment I work with another developer on a software and we're using a git system to handle the files. A few days ago I pulled an update from git and sice then there seems to be something wrong with the encoding from the scss to css files. For example: When the file-watcher compiles the font-awesome scss files to css it changes the output from:

Hi I am using C++ with the Qt framework for a Windows program. I use Qt threads but this situation could relevant for other thread APIs as well. I am dedicating a worker thread to monitor for directory changes using ReadDirectoryChangesW and WaitForMultipleObjects from the Win API. I want to be able to cancel the worker thread gracefully from the main thread. I have read about CancellIOEx that takes a handle and OVERLAPPED parameter but these data types are both pointers. Is there some safe way to pass these pointers from the worker thread to the main thread safely? Is there a better way of doing things?

Here's some code from here but using WaitForSingleObject instead of WaitForMultipleObjects, the function will be called from the worker thread. Am I allowed to post this code from the link? Also see here for valuable information about ReadDirectoryChangesW outside of the Windows Dev Center.

Thanks!

I have cloned the project and trying to run it for the first time in my system (Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS) with npm serve, but I am getting the following error:

I have the following very simple Node project:

https://github.com/tlg-265/chokidar-issue

I'm trying to build a new project with ES6 modules without bundling. I still want to use babel-7 to translate TypeScript and JSX to JS. I find it hard to figure out how to set up a development-server for it. I couldn't find any kind of "babel-dev-server" that works similar to webpack-dev-server (hot-module-reloading, browser-sync, file-watcher).

One possibility would be to use browser sync as a static server on e.g. dist and run something like babel src --out-dir dist --watch in parallel. But this excludes hot-reloading and seems a bit clumsy to me. Besides, it would still be useful for build- and dev-steps if you could give the JS-files a hash to control caching better. Or can I configure a build-tool like webpack so that it doesn't perform bundling but still performs some transformations (like putting the hashs in the filenames in imports)?

I've been given a project where I go into a particular folder within an inbox. Once I am in the folder I have to extract the attachment and save the body of the email as a text file. Once that is done I need to attach those two onto an email to send it to a different mailbox (Mailbox2) which has a file-watcher attached to it.

I am encountering an issue when attempting to move the email to a different folder once sent to Mailbox2

I recently added a SCSS file-watcher in PhpStorm and generally it does what it is suppose to. The only issue I have is that it creates a new folder within the sass-folder everytime it synchronizes. The new folder doesn't have a name but it includes the files of the sass-folder.

These are the settings of the file watcher:

Scope: The sass-folder

Arguments: --style expanded --no-cache --update $FileName$:../css/$FileNameWithoutExtension$.css

Output paths to refresh: ../css/$FileNameWithoutExtension$.css:.../css/$FileNameWithoutExtension$.css.map

Is there something wrong with the settings?