filesystem.js | A promise-based browser filesystem implementation | Reactive Programming library

First, in webpack.mix.js, do you need the SASS line? Because it's causing issues.

Did you followed this tutorial? https://vue-loader.vuejs.org/guide/pre-processors.html#sass

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That error is apparently coming from this line of code in the asar package's lib/filesystem.js:

Firstly install expo-media-library from here

Then create a fucntion to save file to device

I ran into the same issues, and it seemed I was able to resolve it by updating next using the command "npm install next@10.0.7"

I came to this solution after running "npm audit" and it recommending the aforementioned command to resolve various dependency issues.

It's a combination of 2 things:

• The asynchronous nature of Node.js, as you correctly assume
• Being able to unlink an open file

What likely happened is this:

• The file was opened and created at the same time (open with flag w)
• The file was opened a second time for appending (fs.appendFile)
• The file was unlinked
• Data was appended to the file (while it was already unlinked) and the file was closed

When data was being appended, the file still existed on disk as an inode, but had zero hard links (references) to it. It still takes up space then, but the OS checks the reference count when closing and frees up the space if the count has fallen to zero.

People sometimes run into a similar situation with daemons such as HTTP servers that employ log rotation: if something goes wrong when switching over logs, the old log file may be unlinked but not closed, so it's never cleaned up and it takes space forever (until you reboot or restart the process).

Note that the ordering of operations that you're observing is random, and it is possible that they would be re-ordered. Don't rely on it.

There's nothing wrong with the source code. You probably just saw wrongly. I have added comments after each argument.

The watcher object extends the EventEmitter object, and the callbackUndelayed callback was registered to the change event listener. Finally, this.compiler.hooks.invalid.call(fileName, changeTime) is invoked when the callback func is invoked when change event is emitted.

try wiping node_modules and a clean yarn/yarn install before yarn start. it's likely you're missing quill, which you're depending on.

I solved this problem by downgrading "@angular-devkit/build-angular" version to "~0.1000.0"