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# v0.3 - 8 April 2016

* Modd no longer exits when there are script errors on first run. Instead,
blocks with errors will be progressively started when there are applicable
changes.
* +onchange option to prep commands tells modd skip execution on startup, and
run only when there's a detected change. (thanks Thomas B Homburg
<thomas@homburg.dk>)
* @shell magic variable to switch the shell used to execute commands. Current
options are "bash" and "exec". (thanks Daniel Theophanes
<kardianos@gmail.com>)
* Modd now uses an exponential backoff strategy for daemon restarts (Josh
Bleecher Snyder <josharian@gmail.com>)
* Bugfix: Fix a format string issue that could cause some program output on the
console to be corrupted. (thanks Yoav Alon <yoava333@gmail.com>)


# v0.2 - 11 February 2016

* Windows support - thanks to @mattn for getting the ball rolling
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$ go get github.com/cortesi/modd/cmd/modd

Note that by default modd uses either *bash* or *sh*. To use them they must be on your PATH.
To avoid using "bash" set `@shell = exec` in your "modd.conf" file.
On Windows, one easy way to install bash is to use [Babun](https://babun.github.io/).
Note that by default modd uses either *bash* or *sh*. To use them they must be
on your PATH. To avoid using "bash" set `@shell = exec` in your "modd.conf"
file. On Windows, one easy way to install bash is to use
[Babun](https://babun.github.io/).


# Quick start
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}
```

By default, prep commands are executed on the initial run of modd. The `+onchange` option
can be used to delay a prep command to detected change.
By default, prep commands are executed on the initial run of modd. The
`+onchange` option can be used to skip the initial run, and only execute when
there is a detected change.

```
*.go {
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