Today I encountered an error when I tried to running zuul locally. It throws an error on a function call to watch a file with error code ENOSPC.
After a quick Google search, I found out that ENOSPC just means that there is insufficient space (probably it stands for Error NO SPaCe). Apparently it happens when you are opening a large number of programs/files. However, at the time I received the error, I only got File Explorer, Terminal, and Sublime Text opened, which is not a large number of programs at all. Further research told me that Sublime is actually implicitly opening a large number of programs if you are using its Open Folder feature so what I did to solve the problem was to close Sublime whenever I wanted to run a zuul test locally.
Hope it helps someone out there who can't figure out what's wrong with their zuul!
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