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"unlink" either requires a callback or should be written as "unlinkSync"
update to newer versions of Express.js and Socket.io
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Thanks for this contribution. ❤️
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Looks like I no longer have merge rights... @Panajev could you merge this? |
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Hello!
Thanks a lot for Moonshine - what a marvelous work!
However, nowadays, the distiller will not work any longer as Node.js now strictly requires a callback as the second argument of "fs.unlink" - or (what might be safer) requires using "fs.unlinkSync" instead.
This is why I (among other minor changes) simply changed the broken calls in your code - now, I am able to distill Lua scripts again.
Perhaps, they may be of some use for you.
With greetings from Germany,
Andreas Rozek