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The project I'm working on has important files two folders back from where the main.go file is, so it would be nice to have something like -include-dir="../../core" to be able to monitor any changes on these files as well, since we work with them a lot.
I've tried another workaround using a folder symlink, but as i saw later in the docs filepath.WalkDir does not follow symbolic links. By the way, if someone is interested in setting -directory= to a folder symlink, it will work as expected.
At the moment, I solved my problem with nodemon (requires node.js & npm):
#!/bin/bash
nodemon \
-e go \
--watch . \
--watch "../../core" \
--exec "go run ."
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reves commentedon Oct 29, 2022
Such a feature is really needed.
I've tried another workaround using a folder symlink, but as i saw later in the docs
filepath.WalkDir does not follow symbolic links. By the way, if someone is interested in setting-directory=to a folder symlink, it will work as expected.At the moment, I solved my problem with nodemon (requires node.js & npm):
githubnemo commentedon Oct 29, 2022
Have you tried passing multiple
-directoryparameters?