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show inotify limit error *before* calling abort #218

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@e2 e2 commented Apr 25, 2014

Celluloid catches abort(SystemExit) and shuts down the supervisor group
without displaying the abort message.

Celluloid catches abort(SystemExit) and shuts down the supervisor group
without displaying the abort message.
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e2 commented Apr 25, 2014

I think this deserves merging and releasing above everything else, because lots of Linux users will be upgrading with potentially having the inotify limits reset and ... getting NO warning (!).

That's because celluloid catches the failing adapter's abort and ignores the message - which is never shown.

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Good catch!

thibaudgg added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 25, 2014
show inotify limit error *before* calling abort
@thibaudgg thibaudgg merged commit bbc8879 into guard:master Apr 25, 2014
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2.7.2 released, https://github.com/guard/listen/releases

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It seems to have some "uninitialized constant INotify" errors on travis randomly: https://travis-ci.org/guard/listen/jobs/23731057#L568

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e2 commented Apr 25, 2014

My mistake - I pushed the fix directly to master (fixed broken spec - travis should work now consistently).

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