By default, macs have 256 open files allowed by a given process.
This sucks when you end up with over 256 files modified in a repo
because after you've watched all of them, lots of other calls to
the command line will fail due to violating the limit.
Given there's no easy platform agnostic way to see what you've got
configured for how many files a process can have open, I'm going to
arbitrarily set the max to 200 and when we hit the limit we start
unwatching older files to make way for new ones.
WIP
This bug was caused how the timestamp was formatted for the patch file.
On Windows machines, ":" is an invalid character for a filename, but the
`stampNano` format for time contains ":".
This fix adjusts the time format to be the `stampNano` format with "."
subsituted for ":".
when it contains percentages.
This is a really strange one. It's a linting warning in my editor
and it doesn't stop me from compiling, but it breaks `go test`.
A basic file to reproduce what I'm talking about:
package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
notSprintf("test %s") // compiler complains here thinking %s needs a corresponding argument
}
func notSprintf(formatStr string, formatArgs ...interface{}) string {
if formatArgs != nil {
return formatStr
}
return fmt.Sprintf(formatStr, formatArgs...)
}
