temporary node file with random name - issue 5 regression

[vladimiry]

temporary node file with random name - issue 5 regression

[ask2018]

OS is the same as for issue 5 - Win 7 64bit with all security updates
Versions from 1.2.0 to 1.4.0
temporary files location - same as for issue 5 - "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\some_random_string.tmp.node"
File size for version 1.4.0 - some_random_string.tmp.node - 522752 bytes
MD5 for version 1.4.0 - some_random_string.tmp.node - a68852ad89aa2b1f7c2c7b3e0b402fbc

[vladimiry]

The solution for #5 was in unpacking native dependencies, so Electron doesn't unpack them every time with a random file name. It might be that new native dependencies got added which I didn't care to unpack yet, will look into it.

Meanwhile, it would be helpful to get more details. Like OS name and version used, temporary files location, exact files size in bytes or md5 hash of those files (so I could know for sure which native dependency it's related to).

[vladimiry]

That file is a leveldown related native dependency, add as a part of the local store WIP feature.

Here is the version with fix applyed - email-securely-app-1.4.1-windows-nsis-installer.exe, will be included into the next release. Please confirm it solves the issue.

[ask2018]

Unfortunately still the same problem with version 1.4.1 you posted. File size and MD5 are also still the same for node file.

[vladimiry]

Did some changes and made sure that this version doesn't create 522752 bytes sized temp file anymore (leveldown binary), running Win 10.

I noticed though that app creates a png icon file with a randomly generated name in the same temp folder, let me know if that's a deal breaker.

[ask2018]

Now it works fine. Thank you. PNG file I've also noticed before, but that should not be problem for me.

[vladimiry]

Ok, closing then as resolved.