fix: correctly read execution args from watch command #10381
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Description
This is a follow-up fix to: #10236
As it turns out, this change presented a regression in how the
--concurrencyflag behaves in watch mode. Previously, since this flag was read from theexecution_argsdirectly, it worked as expected. After switching it to read fromconfig, it no longer worked inwatchmode, asArgswould only extract correctly from theRuncommand.This change lets the
Args::execution_args()getter return the execution args from the watch command that has been run, if present. This is a pretty significant change, as previously none of the run mode execution args would be respected in watch mode. I'm not totally confident this is desired.The alternative is to bring back the special case for
concurrency, and try to read from execution_args directly when parsing it, and falling back toconfigotherwise.Testing Instructions
mainandpnpm build:turbo./path/to/turbo watch <some-cmd>in a repository where more than 10 tasks (the default) are persistent--concurrency=<task-count>does not override this setting