nodemon -v: 1.14.7 node -v: 9.3.0 Not show :
[nodemon] files triggering change check: some/directory/some.file
[nodemon] changes after filters (before/after): 1/0
I have a view directories that need to be ignored but every time there is a change in that directory it outputs this:
[nodemon] files triggering change check: some/directory/some.file
[nodemon] changes after filters (before/after): 1/0
Is there a way to stop that because i can't find my application console.log lines

{ run: false,
system: { cwd: '/home/mark/Documents/plex-like-web-app' },
required: false,
dirs: [ '/home/mark/Documents/plex-like-web-app' ],
timeout: 1000,
options:
{ dump: true,
verbose: true,
ignore:
[ '**/.git',
'**/.nyc_output',
'**/.sass-cache',
'**/bower_components',
'**/coverage',
'**/node_modules',
'cache/*',
'errors/*',
'appdata/*',
'conf/*',
'dev/*',
'node_modules/*',
'routes/*',
'www/*',
'.git/*',
'.gitignore',
'LICENSE',
'README.json',
'yarn.lock',
re: /.*.*\/\.git|.*.*\/\.nyc_output|.*.*\/\.sass\-cache|.*.*\/bower_components|.*.*\/coverage|.*.*\/node_modules|cache\/.*|errors\/.*|appdata\/.*|conf\/.*|dev\/.*|node_modules\/.*|routes\/.*|www\/.*|\.git\/.*|\.gitignore|LICENSE|README\.json|yarn\.lock/ ],
trickrestart: true,
watch: [ '*.*', re: /.*\..*/ ],
ignoreRoot:
[ '**/.git',
'**/.nyc_output',
'**/.sass-cache',
'**/bower_components',
'**/coverage',
'**/node_modules' ],
restartable: 'rs',
colours: true,
execMap: { py: 'python', rb: 'ruby' },
stdin: true,
runOnChangeOnly: false,
signal: 'SIGUSR2',
stdout: true,
watchOptions: {},
execOptions:
{ script: 'serv.js',
exec: 'node',
args: [],
scriptPosition: 0,
nodeArgs: undefined,
execArgs: [],
ext: 'js,mjs,json',
env: {} },
monitor:
[ '*.*',
'!**/.git',
'!**/.nyc_output',
'!**/.sass-cache',
'!**/bower_components',
'!**/coverage',
'!**/node_modules',
'!cache/**/*',
'!errors/**/*',
'!appdata/**/*',
'!conf/**/*',
'!dev/**/*',
'!node_modules/**/*',
'!routes/**/*',
'!www/**/*',
'!.git/**/*',
'!.gitignore',
'!LICENSE',
'!README.json',
'!yarn.lock' ] },
load: [Function],
reset: [Function: reset],
lastStarted: 0,
loaded: [ '/home/mark/Documents/plex-like-web-app/nodemon.json' ],
watchInterval: null,
signal: 'SIGUSR2',
command:
{ raw: { executable: 'node', args: [ 'serv.js' ] },
string: 'node serv.js' } }
I think I already have a fix for this in the wings.
Can you try with the debug version of nodemon (npm install nodemon@debug)
Thx that fixed the problem
Live in [email protected]
Is it fixed in 1.1.4.9? I use 1.18.3 and I still got this problem.
Since my app is generating jsons, I see far too often the message.
Later edit: It works! sorry about that. If somebody else is doing the same mistake like I did: use"folder" instead of: "folder/*" and it's fine.
i'm seeing this issue with 1.18.3
"watch": "nodemon -V -w src -x \"yarn build\"",
this logs
[nodemon] watching 81 files
$ yarn clean && yarn tsc
$ rimraf build
$ tsc --project tsconfig.json
[nodemon] clean exit - waiting for changes before restart
[nodemon] files triggering change check: src/sdk/index.ts
[nodemon] matched rule: <ommited>/src/**/*
[nodemon] changes after filters (before/after): 1/0
[nodemon] files triggering change check: src/sdk/index.ts
[nodemon] matched rule: <ommited>/src/**/*
[nodemon] changes after filters (before/after): 1/0
EDIT: I had to include the right file extensions, changed my script to;
"watch": "nodemon -V -w src -e ts,tsx -x \"yarn build\"",
i have problem when i change the code. nodemon 1.18.9 is reload .and display [nodemon] restarting due to changes... but the output is not change in localhost:3000
Indeed, I'm having this problem with v19: "nodemon": "^1.19.1". This will only happen when I get an error inside the app. Otherwise the reloading is fine.
I am using --experimental-modules though so I am wondering if this is a problem for it:
nodemon --inspect -w -- --experimental-modules server.js server.js
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Is it fixed in 1.1.4.9? I use 1.18.3 and I still got this problem.
Since my app is generating jsons, I see far too often the message.
Later edit: It works! sorry about that. If somebody else is doing the same mistake like I did: use"folder" instead of: "folder/*" and it's fine.