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What are the permissions on that file? |
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More specifically, this can be solved using FileShare.Delete modifier https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.io.fileshare?view=net-6.0#fields using this overload of File.Open: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.io.file.open?view=net-6.0#system-io-file-open(system-string-system-io-filemode-system-io-fileaccess-system-io-fileshare) |
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Will check the permissions, didn't see your comment. Brb |
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Normal inherited apparently, owner can do whatever, admins can write, users can read image.png (36,936 bytes) |
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Thanks! * When the game is trying to delete a file (such as in ironman) and runs into a sharing error, it now gives you a better error message. The TLDR is that you probably need to try again later, because some other process has locked the file (typically an OS backup, or Steam Cloud Saves, or similar). This is all mentioned now in the popup that happens. ** For good measure, also adjusted the file share rights that the program requests for some operations to be more permissive, since there were still a few places that were not explicitly doing that. We just don't want to accidentally be the ones locking ourselves out of our own file for a bit. Not likely that is what was happening, but always a possibility. |
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Windows uses mandatory locks?! Ugh |
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Windows uses optional locks, relax, haha -- some features it's not clear if the lock is default on, though. Windows is just unix for these last 22 years or so. |
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-- check next note -- |
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The message is better but this is still happening in the foreground, any chance the popup could at least be hidden from the player in the case of this specific error and the task is rescheduled to some background thread, or something similar? If no ok, but it's still kind of odd as-is. |
- Anonymous
