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fs.renameSync does not have the workarounds added by graceful-fs, and this causes issue in Windows. [See the polyfill in graceful-fs for more info.](https://github.com/isaacs/node-graceful-fs/blob/master/polyfills.js#L94). This should fix npm#104 and any outstanding EACCES and EPERM on Windows for all packages that uses write-file-atomic as dependency.
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So, using asynchronous rename in synchronous write obviously doesn't work. Closing this in favor of isaacs/node-graceful-fs#119 that implements fs.renameSync workaround for win32 similar of that to fs.rename but blocking. |
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fs.renameSync does not have the workarounds added by graceful-fs, and this causes issue in Windows. See the polyfill in graceful-fs for more info.
This should fix #28, jestjs/jest#4444 and any outstanding EACCES and EPERM on Windows for all packages that uses write-file-atomic as dependency.