fix: debounce events #711
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fix: debounce events #711
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Temporary switch to my fork with a patch (notify-rs/notify#711) until the PR is merged.
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When multiple events happened within the timeout, the events were not deduped.
To explain it more precisely, the return value of
DebounceDataInner::debounced_eventsnever contained a duplicate event, butevent_handlerwas called multiple times for events within the timeout.For example, when the timeout is 8 and the tick rate is 2, consider the following events:
event_handleris called with0: modify eventon 2, and3: modify eventon 4. But these two events are within the timeout so theevent_handlershould be only called with3: modify eventon 12. (It is 12 because that is the first tick after the timeout has passed from the last event)