Replace possibly buggy FileUtils.mv with a two step solution #30
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I also get this bug on both standalone and vagrant plugin. Would be nice to see it merged in and fixed. |
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@Zaylril in case you're interested, The following forks include the bug fix: https://github.com/emyl/librarian-chef-nochef |
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I want atomic rename. I don't want partially-copied directories. It looks like there is a bug with this description in some versions of Ruby: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/8109. Is this what you're running into? |
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Not really. After investigating a little bit more, I think that the issue could be caused by the virus scanner: https://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/1044813 |
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On Windows 7/8 64bit, when using librarian-chef both standalone and trough vagrant, the
FileUtils.mvoperation fails withErrno::EACCES(permission denied). I suspect it could be a ruby bug, in any case it could be easily worked around.