fix(core): copy native files to tmp file location instead of .nx/cache #23375
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| export const nativeFileCacheLocation = join( | ||
| tmpdir(), | ||
| 'nx-native-file-cache', | ||
| createHash('sha256').update(workspaceRoot).digest('hex') |
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Why do we need this nesting at all? Can't it be join(tmpdir(), 'nx/bin')?
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I want to keep the same behaviour as before where the files are workspace-scoped. I'm not sure if there could be funky side-effects when one repo calls nx reset and deletes the .node file that is currently used by another process in another workspace.
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| export const nativeFileCacheLocation = join( | ||
| tmpdir(), | ||
| 'nx-native-file-cache', | ||
| createHash('sha256').update(workspaceRoot).digest('hex') |
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#23375) ## Current Behavior Currently, the `.node` files required to load native code are saved in `.nx/cache`. This can cause different issues: - users on windows sometimes experience errors during `nx reset` because it's trying to delete the entire folder and some process is still locking the file - `@angular-eslint` users are seeing the `.nx/cache` folder in their workspace since it uses `@nx/devkit` ## Expected Behavior We want no errors and for noone to be bothered by the `.node` file. This is why we move the `.node` file to a tmp location outside the workspace instead of `.nx/cache`. We still make sure to delete it during `nx reset` but throw no errors if that fails. It will simply be deleted by the next invocation of `nx reset`. ## Related Issue(s) <!-- Please link the issue being fixed so it gets closed when this is merged. --> Fixes #23224 (cherry picked from commit 5ce5337)
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Current Behavior
Currently, the
.nodefiles required to load native code are saved in.nx/cache. This can cause different issues:nx resetbecause it's trying to delete the entire folder and some process is still locking the file@angular-eslintusers are seeing the.nx/cachefolder in their workspace since it uses@nx/devkitExpected Behavior
We want no errors and for noone to be bothered by the
.nodefile. This is why we move the.nodefile to a tmp location outside the workspace instead of.nx/cache. We still make sure to delete it duringnx resetbut throw no errors if that fails. It will simply be deleted by the next invocation ofnx reset.Related Issue(s)
Fixes #23224