Add interactive watch command for running tests based on git status #9
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The `git ls-files` command allows us to get a list of all files that have been added or changed since the last commit. This is a convenient way to determine what tests to run. This commit adds a "d" keypress command to the watch mode. When the "d" key is pressed, we check git for new and changed files, then find the corresponding test files, and run those.
mattbrictson
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git ls-filescommand allows us to get a list of all files that have been added or changed since the last commit. This is a convenient way to determine what tests to run.This commit adds a "d" keypress command to the watch mode. When the "d" key is pressed, we check git for new and changed files, then find the corresponding test files, and run those.