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Added --watch option to ibexa:encore:compile #1671
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| $timeout = (float)$input->getOption('timeout'); | ||
| $watch = $input->getOption('watch'); | ||
| $timeout = $watch ? null : (float)$input->getOption('timeout'); |
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If someone passes --timeout, but we silently discard it due to --watch, it should raise an error.
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In 84aab74...a220c2d I implemented the error when both options are used at the same time --watch --timeout 123.
To be able to detected if the user passed the --timeout option, I had to remove its default value from definition.
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Description:
Allow to have
yarn encore dev --watchfeature without changing habitual command.php bin/console ibexa:encore:compile --watchruns until killed, it watches the assets, and rebuilds them on change.About errors:
php bin/console ibexa:encore:compile --watch --timeout 123throws errorWatch mode can't be used with a timeout.php bin/console ibexa:encore:compile --timeoutstill throws errorThe "--timeout" option requires a value.php bin/console ibexa:encore:compile --timeout abcstill throws errorTimeout value has to be an integer.For QA:
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