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I'd really like to run lorri watch once and then not have to worry about it when I switch between projects. Is that safe, as designed? I think it'd work looking at where files end up, but I'm not 100% sure if that's incidental or on purpose.
I guess if it's on purpose, I'd also like a way to query status in my shell or editor—e.g. lorri status figures out if the relevant process is idle, building, or in error. That way I can integrate it into my prompt. (edit: although I'd like that regardless of if it's a per-project or system daemon, so LMK if it would be more helpful for me to open another issue with more details to track separately?)
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I'd really like to run
lorri watch
once and then not have to worry about it when I switch between projects. Is that safe, as designed? I think it'd work looking at where files end up, but I'm not 100% sure if that's incidental or on purpose.I guess if it's on purpose, I'd also like a way to query status in my shell or editor—e.g.
lorri status
figures out if the relevant process is idle, building, or in error. That way I can integrate it into my prompt. (edit: although I'd like that regardless of if it's a per-project or system daemon, so LMK if it would be more helpful for me to open another issue with more details to track separately?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: