Review the latest documentation for Blisk v.8 and later
Note, that auto-refresh is a feature that should be enabled for a specific domain. By default it is disabled. If you have not set any watcher before, please, read the article about enabling auto-refresh .
If you have set up Auto-refresh for a domain (e.g. localhost) and it is not working, there are the couple of things you should check:
-
Go to
blisk://setup
or clickbutton (located to the right of the address bar)
- Click
Auto-refresh
from the menu -
Check if
localhost
is in the list of domains for auto refreshing. -
Check if Auto-refresh for
localhost
is enabled.
Note, that localhost
domain is used as example. You can use any domain you want.
In this case, Blisk will refresh the localhost only if the current tab with localhost is opened. To check this:
- Open
localhost
- Click Auto-refresh button
(located to the right of the address bar)
- Click
Edit
button forlocalhost
from the list -
Check the section
Blisk will refresh
-
Check if Auto-refresh for
localhost
is enabled.
If you want Blisk to refresh all tabs with localhost (even not from active tab) - select All opened tabs. Otherwise, Blisk will refresh localhost it is opened in current tab.
Note, that localhost
domain is used as example. You can use any domain you want.
Make sure that the format of a file you are updating is in the list of formats for watching.
- Open
localhost
-
Click Auto-refresh button
(located to the right of the address bar)
-
Check the section
Watch file formats
- Check if the file format you are updating is in the list
Note, that localhost
domain is used as example. You can use any domain you want.
Make sure that auto-refresh is watching the folder with the file you are updating.
- Open
localhost
-
Click Auto-refresh button
(located to the right of the address bar)
- Check if the list of folders
- Verify that the file you are updating is in the folder from the list
Note, that localhost
domain is used as example. You can use any domain you want.
Note, we recommend to select a folder of the lowest level for watching. Watching a folder with many subfolders and files may affect the CPU load.
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