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Adds a periodic timer (default 30s) that calls drain() unconditionally, covering the case where chokidar/inotify silently drops an IN_MODIFY event. Observed twice in production: ping appended to inbox, file mtime updated, but no event delivered to the watcher; a sibling-file touch unblocked it. Root cause is Linux inotify under brief idle gaps + atomic writes — not consistently reliable on its own. drain() is already idempotent (HWM comparison short-circuits when nothing's new), so the steady-state overhead is one stat + JSON parse per poll cycle. Event-driven path remains the primary; the poll just masks the rare miss within the cycle interval. - safetyPollMs option: default 30_000, set to 0 to disable - stop() clears the interval before closing chokidar - Two new tests: safety-poll delivers when fs-event never fires; safetyPollMs:0 truly disables the timer Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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| identity.test.ts | ||
| inbox.test.ts | ||
| tools.test.ts | ||
| watcher.test.ts | ||