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Hey folks we're looking to replace hawk with beholder in Kaocha because hawk does not watch directories in m1 machines (see PR for more details)
I have a PR here which adds beholder as an optional watcher alongisde hawk (configurable using :kaocha.watch/type :beholder), but maybe it makes more sense to replace it completely. https://github.com/lambdaisland/kaocha/pull/268
There are no specific hooks or plugins which directly expose the hawk runner, so I think we should mostly be fine. Does anyone here have a specific use-case which might be affected if hawk gets replaced by beholder?
I suggest replacing hawk with beholder. As a precaution, you could provide an option to configure hawk as the watcher instead of beholder, but I think this would be a very niche case. Happy to test kaocha watch with beholder on my projects
Thanks I did exactly as you said, made beholder the default watcher and made hawk configurable through option if someone needs it! 🙂
Also added a deprecation notice if it finds hawk or hawk-opts being used!
The only feature I' m aware of that Beholder lacks is the option to fall back to polling. Beholder seems to work better than Hawk, so there's hopefully no need for polling.