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There is an error that seems to be caused by soft links #248
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This demonstrates issue electron#248
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When called from `stat`, `getNode` should follow directory links to ensure that the correct node is returned. Otherwise, `node.files[name]` will be `undefined`, causing a `TypeError`.
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When called from `stat`, `getNode` should follow directory links to ensure that the correct node is returned. Otherwise, `node.files[name]` will be `undefined`, causing a `TypeError`.
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This demonstrates issue electron#248
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When called from stat, getNode should follow directory links to ensure that the correct node is returned. Otherwise, node.files[name] will be undefined, causing a TypeError.
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When called from stat, getNode should follow directory links to ensure that the correct node is returned. Otherwise, node.files[name] will be undefined, causing a TypeError.
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This demonstrates issue electron#248
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When called from stat, getNode should follow directory links to ensure that the correct node is returned. Otherwise, node.files[name] will be undefined, causing a TypeError.
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