fix: watch mode not working with external outDir #1266
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Description
When using tsup's watch mode with an
outDir
that points to a location outside the current directory (e.g.,../../dist
), file changes are not detected and the rebuild is not triggered. This PR fixes the issue by improving the path comparison logic in the watch mode.Problem
The current implementation uses glob patterns to check if a file should be ignored, which doesn't handle external paths correctly. This leads to watch mode failing to detect changes when
outDir
is outside the current directory.Solution
startsWith
Test Cases
Watch mode with local outDir (
./dist
):✅ Works as expected
Watch mode with external outDir (
../../dist
):✅ Now works correctly
Breaking Changes
None. This is a bug fix that maintains backward compatibility.