Drop @safe annotations from methods in tsv_utils.common.utils that make calls to IO related routines. Addresses issue #282.
The problem in #282 is that under Windows an @system function gets called. On Unix and other non-Windows systems the call get routed to an @trusted function. On Unix @safe will compile, but not on Windows.
Note: This fix was made based on the information in the bug report filed. tsv-utils is not currently tested on Windows platform, including in CI, so I don't have an immediate way to test the fix on Windows. The specific case looks pretty clear, and this PR fixes a number of similar cases. However, there may be more such cases in the code.
Drop @safe annotations from methods in
tsv_utils.common.utilsthat make calls to IO related routines. Addresses issue #282.The problem in #282 is that under Windows an
@systemfunction gets called. On Unix and other non-Windows systems the call get routed to an@trustedfunction. On Unix@safewill compile, but not on Windows.Note: This fix was made based on the information in the bug report filed.
tsv-utilsis not currently tested on Windows platform, including in CI, so I don't have an immediate way to test the fix on Windows. The specific case looks pretty clear, and this PR fixes a number of similar cases. However, there may be more such cases in the code.