Does `context.watch()` take any options?

[stupid-genius]

I see, in multiple places, in the docs that context.watch({}) takes an object, presumably to pass in options. But in the docs/examples, the object is always empty. Are the options documented anywhere?

[hyrious]

Currently there's no watch options, the interface is there for possible options in the future. Its type also indicates that the object is optional:

watch(options?: WatchOptions): Promise<void>

[evanw]

I'm closing this question because it has been answered. The watch API call doesn't currently take any options.

[QAComet]

Could there be something noted in the watch section of the documentation? It's frustrating to see that option noted in the typescript helper popups in vscode, but then having to search through the source/issues here for the definition of WatchOptions (and it being an empty go struct).