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gmethvin
commented on August 15, 2024
How is this issue different from #35? As I mentioned on that issue, I think we need to recursively remove the files in the directory from the hash map. The logic would be very similar to what we do for CREATE events. This way, when the directory is copied over the second time, the files will all be considered "new".
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