Fix the --watch flag for AssemblyScript
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Fixes #476
Problem: When implementing the
--watchfunctionality we neglected to notice that the source code directory for AssemblyScript wasn'tsrc(as it is with JavaScript and Rust) and so when it came to using the--watchflag we had hardcoded"src"to be watched.Solution: We inspect the
--languageflag, falling back to the fastly.toml manifest to identify the language and use that information to identify the correct source code directory to watch.Screenshots: The following screenshot shows that the compiled binary now correctly runs the
compute serve --watchcommand and will (when an update is made to a file) trigger the hot reload functionality.