Joey Hess 1093302eba read inode cache file strictly to avoid failure to drop on windows ... Seems that Windows doesn't allow deleting a file that the same process has open. Here the inode cache file was read and a the value from it gets used later. But due to laziness, the old file is still open when it gets deleted. Adding strictness avoids this problem. Of course, the file is small, so it's no problem to read it all strictly, so this is probably an improvement even outside of Windows.		2013-05-13 19:29:52 -05:00
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Direct.hs	read inode cache file strictly to avoid failure to drop on windows	2013-05-13 19:29:52 -05:00