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Annoyed by alt-tab and up-enter interactions, I submit this simple script to watch for change on the filesystem and automatically run `make html`. At which point, it runs every time any file is modified in docs/, and all the dev need do is reload the relevant page in the browser. Only caveat is that the script looks for changes _in the git index_. So new files that have not yet been added to git's watch list won't be considered. (Simple fix == `git add <docs/your/new/file>`) With thanks to Chris for testing macOS usage.
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Annoyed by alt-tab and up-enter interactions, I submit this simple script to watch for change on the filesystem and automatically run
make html. At which point, it runs every time any file is modified in docs/, and all the dev need do is reload the relevant page in the browser.Only caveat is that the script looks for changes in the git index. So new files that have not yet been added to git's watch list won't be considered. (Simple fix ==
git add <docs/your/new/file>)Type of change