NodeJS fs module will basically execute a rename operation on fs.rename, which will fail if the origin and destiny paths are on different partitions.
This happened to me while testing in my Windows environment: my code is under the D:\ partition, while my temporary directory (which is treated as the server's tmp directory) was under C:\.
Consider a fallback to copying and deleting the file for these cases.
Visible symptom
Run the code from partition D:, have your user's temporal directory in partition C:
Try to upload an image
The server will return an error like the following (with status 200)
NodeJS
fsmodule will basically execute arenameoperation onfs.rename, which will fail if the origin and destiny paths are on different partitions.This happened to me while testing in my Windows environment: my code is under the
D:\partition, while my temporary directory (which is treated as the server's tmp directory) was underC:\.Consider a fallback to copying and deleting the file for these cases.
Visible symptom
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