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add Solaris FEN support #263
add Solaris FEN support #263
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This list of of files includes subdirectories.
Is this the behaviour you want? To call associateFile/disassociateFile on a subdirectory?
(keeping it non-recursive for now is probably best, as the other platforms are not recursive yet)
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My understanding is that, if we add a watch to a directory, we want to watch all of its immediate children for changes - this would include children that are directories. This isn't recursive in that we don't descend into those subdirectories and watch the files/directories therein, walking down the entire tree - we just watch the subdirectory vnode itself and stop there.
Is this incorrect? Should children that are directories be explicitly omitted?
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That's correct.
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fixed.