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I am having issues with a yarn and React Native project and getting Relay and Watchmen to behave. So I made another example project to isolate it down to just watchmen, relay, and the bare minimum of what else was needed to have a project that runs.
Even in this simple project, Watchmen fails to run and gets the same error. Here is the error (sorry it is long and gnarly, but I figured I needed to show the complete error)
This happens on Debian Bookworm, Linux Mint Una, and Ubuntu focal.
thanks for alerting, we added a task to fix it internally when we get around to it, but would love to get contributions from OSS if anyone is interested in taking it on
I am having issues with a yarn and React Native project and getting Relay and Watchmen to behave. So I made another example project to isolate it down to just watchmen, relay, and the bare minimum of what else was needed to have a project that runs.
https://github.com/snelzing/Relay-and-Watchman-Practice-project
Even in this simple project, Watchmen fails to run and gets the same error. Here is the error (sorry it is long and gnarly, but I figured I needed to show the complete error)
This happens on Debian Bookworm, Linux Mint Una, and Ubuntu focal.
I tried increasing the file watcher limit with
echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p
but no difference is madeI also tried
watchman watch-del-all
to no avail. Has anyone had similar issues with Relay and Watchmen on Linux?I am also wondering if it is related to this issue at all, which I sometimes get:
#3674
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