Yep, I’ve needed something like this a few times. Even when trying to be careful to commit every step to a feature branch, I’ve still found myself asking for code fixes or updates in a single iteration and kicking myself when I didn’t just commit the damn thing. This will be a nice safety net.

▲ cyrusradfar 6 hours ago | parent [-]

Thank you! That's great to hear.

I spent a bit of time being baffled nothing existed that does this. Then I realized that, until Agents, the velocity of changes wasn't as quick and errors were rare(er)

▲ datawars 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Thank you for pointing out a problem that I had (which I do!), solving with Time Machine and trying to make myself commit more requently - and for providing a solution! Looks very cool, too. If I close the terminal I started --watch in, will the watch continue?

Writing this, I wanted to ask if the desktop app includes the CLI, but there it says it on your website :-) Thanks for thinking ahead so far, but then picking us up here and now so we can easily follow along into an unf* future!

Looking forward to try it.

▲ cyrusradfar 4 hours ago | parent [-]

yes, it worked a lot so once you say watch it watches until you stop it, including through closing terminals, computer power off, etc. It should restart on reboot, but -- test it yourself and tell me if I'm wrong :)

  > unf watch

  # reboot
  > unf list

it should say watching on your directory still, if it stays crashed or something else. ping me at support at v1.co

Just one human, two machines at my home can't replicate all configurations...

	▲	datawars 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		v1.co nice domain!