I think entr handles some things more cleanly, though: 1. Some bash is allowed, which has been confusing me. I'd rather call 'bash -c "echo stuff > file"' myse

I think entr handles some things more cleanly, though: 1. Some bash is allowed, which has been confusing me. I'd rather call 'bash -c "echo stuff > file"' myself. 2. Watchexec has its own interface for "filter which files to watch". Entr just relies on unix tools.