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• Tidy .gitignore. Closes #92.
• Replace deep-equal with fast-deep-equal. Closes #91.
• Tidy package.json. Closes #90.
• Revert test to Proof. Closes #89.
• Notes on and tests of partially written files. Closes #88.
• Create test to evaluate watching of copies. See #88.
• Add badges for Actions, Codecov and license. Closes #87. Closes #86. Closes #85.
• Build with Actions, ship coverage to Codecov. Closes #84. Closes #83.

Re-read a failed load while waiting for the next event. Hold onto the file handle and attempt to reload it if the size of the file changes. We assume that it will be an increase in length indicating that the file had not been entirely written, so we received a change prior to the entire file being flushed and read to read. This hasn't been a problem with mounted Kubernetes ConfigMaps because Kubernetes mounts them as a symlink.

A lot of churn this month, so I'll be keeping this one issue open for the remainder of the Prolific IPC refactor.

Create a root end point that returns a simple message and a 200.

deep-equal has a bevy of dependenices that are single functions. Looking to reduce the dependency footprint when their are alternatives and the replaced module is an egregous offender.

Milestone discussion. Ask me anything.

This module has always worked for me with mounted Kubernetes ConfigMaps because the mount is a symlink and symlink rewrites are atomic. Unit testing Prolific and I've seen failures where the file can't be read in time because it is copy, and the file is still arriving.

Want to make sure that we'll get a change event when the file finally flushes, that we don't merely get a change event when the file begins to change, but not one when the file has completely written to disk.

Should have the following.

$ reconfigure listeners 127.0.0.1:8080
$ reconfigure register 127.0.0.1:8080 http://127.0.0.1:8088/configure
$ reconfigure unregister 127.0.0.1:8080 http://127.0.0.1:8088/configure
$ reconfigure set 127.0.0.1:8080 key value
$ reconfigure list 127.0.0.1:8080

@demarius Could you handle this?