I noticed that you were sending 'utf8' as the options argument to the write-file-atomic sync method. I saw that that method expects an object instead of a string, and I set some breakpoints to verify that there's no point where it does something like check if it's a string and does something different, and it turns out, nope, if you send it a string it just ignores it.
Note: 'utf8' is the default encoding even if you didn't supply that argument.
I noticed that you were sending 'utf8' as the
optionsargument to the write-file-atomicsyncmethod. I saw that that method expects an object instead of a string, and I set some breakpoints to verify that there's no point where it does something like check if it's a string and does something different, and it turns out, nope, if you send it a string it just ignores it.Note: 'utf8' is the default encoding even if you didn't supply that argument.