Closed tonybaroneee closed 9 years ago
The switch from mkdirp to your slim mkdirpSync caused some issues on my machine, and I realized it's because mkdirp would write relative to your current workspace, whereas mkdirpSync was always prepending '/', thus writing to root.
Looks like I have to make tests happy first :)
The switch from mkdirp to your slim mkdirpSync caused some issues on my machine, and I realized it's because mkdirp would write relative to your current workspace, whereas mkdirpSync was always prepending '/', thus writing to root.