git wip watch -- files
git ls-files | git wip watch -
git wip watch will use inotify to watch files you subscribe to changing.
a detected change to a file will automatically be captured with git wip save -- <file>.
yes, this is just like git ls-files | entr 'git wip'
TODO: git wip watch should (probably) support all the cool flags that entr supports.
git wip watch will create a wip commit if it detects changes, but it can also run a command (like build or test), and then create a real (not-wip) commit if that command is successful...
git wip watch --command 'make test' --success-commit
git wip watchwill use inotify to watch files you subscribe to changing.a detected change to a file will automatically be captured with
git wip save -- <file>.yes, this is just like
git ls-files | entr 'git wip'TODO:
git wip watchshould (probably) support all the cool flags that entr supports.git wip watchwill create a wip commit if it detects changes, but it can also run a command (like build or test), and then create a real (not-wip) commit if that command is successful...