feat: trigger watched task on new file #1828
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Currently, if a task is being watched and a file matching the source glob gets added, the task is NOT run; the file needs to be *subsequently* modified to trigger an actual task run. This PR changes this behavior so that the simple act of adding a file will trigger a task run.
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Currently, if a task is being watched and a file matching the source glob gets added, the task is NOT run; the file needs to be subsequently modified to trigger an actual task run. This PR changes this behavior so that the simple act of adding a file will trigger a task run.
This is based on the discussion and the preliminary code in #1179.