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New cross platform APIs in fs2.io.file #2519
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This reverts commit 8dcd3ce.
Implement Files for js
file2: platform-independent walk
file2: Path semantics matching, tests, docs
Implement createFile for Node.js
Implement symbolic link for JS
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Before this PR, the
fs2.io.file
package made heavy use of types fromjava.nio.file
-- most notablyPath
. This makes cross building for Node.js difficult and also results in an API that's unfamiliar for folks who haven't usedjava.nio.file
, with various Java-isms (e.g.StandardOpenOptions)
.This PR deprecates the old APIs and introduces new ones with no dependencies on
java.nio.file
. This is done in a way that preserves binary compatibility.