Move fs operations into the destroy method #692
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Hmm not sure why this is failing lint rules - they seem unrelated to this PR |
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Thanks |
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No problem! Let me know if these tests / lint rules are failing due to this PR and if there's anything else I can do. |
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The failing test are because I rushed the conversion to jest |
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ok cool, ty! |
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If you have time try to test #689 |
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This fixes the uncaught exception thrown for
VolatileFiles(re: file streams) when the connection is aborted.This is the proper location to be doing fs operations, since VolatileFile has no fs presence, while PersistentFile does. I also removed the
setTimeoutcall becausefs.unlinkis already an async operation.I am curious though if we should propagate an error from
fs.unlinkor not.Fixes #691