Fix OSError by replacing os.link with os.symlink for cross-drive compatibility #260
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Link to issue number:
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Summary of the issue:
The
os.link
function was causing anOSError
when attempting to create a hard link between different drives, preventinginvoke run
andinvoke bench
from executing properly.Description of how this pull request fixes the issue:
This pull request replaces the
os.link
function withos.symlink
in thebookworm/platforms/win32/speech_engines/piper/__init__.py
file. Unlike hard links, symbolic links can span across different drives, resolving the issue and allowing the commands to execute without errors.Testing performed:
Tested in an environment with the project directory and Python installation on separate drives. Verified that
invoke run
andinvoke bench
commands now execute successfully without encountering theOSError
.Known issues with pull request:
None