Running skaffold in debug mode shows watching for changes

[etanshaul]

Watch mode is disabled for debugging. So this is an incorrect message.

skaffold debug --filename skaffold.yaml --default-repo gcr.io/etan-gcp --rpc-port 50051 --port-forward=true --enable-rpc=true
Listing files to watch...
 - java-hello-world
Generating tags...
 - java-hello-world -> gcr.io/etan-gcp/java-hello-world:latest
Checking cache...
 - java-hello-world: Found Locally
Tags used in deployment:
 - java-hello-world -> gcr.io/etan-gcp/java-hello-world:26dd58e67e1125ec7bfea12c6234c542d7b0efe3b0fc89aee072b2e97c54caf8
Starting deploy...
 - deployment.apps/java-hello-world created
 - service/java-hello-world-external created
Waiting for deployments to stabilize...
 - deployment/java-hello-world: waiting for rollout to finish: 0 of 1 updated replicas are available...
    - pod/java-hello-world-565f447966-2xmtq: creating container server
 - deployment/java-hello-world is ready.
Deployments stabilized in 1.37981394s
Port forwarding service/java-hello-world-external in namespace default, remote port 80 -> address 127.0.0.1 port 4503
Press Ctrl+C to exit
Watching for changes...

[etanshaul]

@russwolf fyi. you were right about this.

[gsquared94]

Skaffold has a file watcher that aggregates file changes; build, sync and deploy either auto fire or fire on trigger from the API and take appropriate action on the accumulated file changes. In case of debug even though the auto build and auto deploy triggers are turned off, the file watcher continues monitoring the file system. That file watcher prints this Watching for changes message. But to the user it seems to suggest auto build/sync/deploy. I'll try to make the distinction more obvious.