Failing to detect file changes after the second save

[SteffenBlake]

Describe the bug

When watching a directory, .on('watch', ...); fails to trigger after a file is saved for the second time onwards, but it does properly trigger when saved the first time.

However, .on('raw', ...) does trigger.

Versions (please complete the following information):

• Chokidar version: 4.0.1
• Node version: 18.18.0
• OS version: Windows 11

To Reproduce:

Steps to reproduce the behavior. Include filename and chokidar config.

import chokidar from 'chokidar';
const watcher = chokidar.watch(
    "some/dir",
    {
        ignoreInitial: true,
        awaitWriteFinish: true,
        cwd: "some/dir",
        usePolling: true // Tried this with false and true, didnt impact behavior
    }
);

watcher.on('change', onChange);
watcher.on('raw', onRaw);

onChange(fileName: string) {
    console.log(`Chokidar: file changed - filename:"${fileName}"`);
}
onRaw(e: string, fileName: string) {
    console.log(`Chokidar: raw - event:"${e}", filename:"${fileName}"`);
}

Then have a file in some/dir, open and edit it, make a change and save, then make a change and save again.

Expected behavior
Both onChange and onRaw trigger twice, with onRaw logging a "change" event specifically each time

Actual Behavior
Both onChange and onRaw trigger as expected on the first modification+save.

On the second modification+save, only onRaw triggers logging a "change" event, but no matching onChange event is triggered.

Additional context
This is specifically being observed with Adobe Acrobat editing a pdf, but I believe the issue is present for any type of file and editor on windows 11. I havent tested other OS/Editor/Filetype options yet.

[SteffenBlake]

Updated Node to v23.5.0(latest) to test, issue still persists the same

[43081j]

I'm struggling to reproduce this

especially because your cwd is the same as the directory you're watching, in your example

that leads to all sorts of chaos. if I remove the cwd, it works as expected, otherwise I get a whole bunch of unrelated wackiness (which may be another thing to look into separate to this)