fix: handle EEXIST in mkdir for OneDrive-synced .git/info on Windows#809
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fix: handle EEXIST in mkdir for OneDrive-synced .git/info on Windows
On Windows, mkdir with {recursive: true} throws EEXIST when the
target directory has the ReadOnly NTFS attribute (commonly set
by OneDrive on synced folders). This is a known libuv/Node.js
issue (nodejs#43994).
Catch and suppress EEXIST in setupProjectIdEnvironment so MiMo
Code can start in OneDrive-synced Git repositories.
Closes: XiaomiMiMo#721
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Summary
Fixes #721 — MiMo Code crashes on startup in OneDrive-synced Git repositories on Windows because
mkdir(".git/info", { recursive: true })throwsEEXISTwhen the directory has theReadOnlyNTFS attribute.Root Cause
This is a known libuv/Node.js issue (nodejs#43994): on Windows,
mkdirwith{ recursive: true }throwsEEXISTwhen the target directory already exists and has theReadOnlyattribute. OneDrive sets this attribute on synced folders by default.Changes
packages/opencode/src/project/project.ts— Catch and suppressEEXISTinsetupProjectIdEnvironmentwhen creating.git/info:Impact
Before this fix, MiMo Code was completely unusable on Windows with OneDrive-synced projects — it crashed before the TUI loaded. This affects a large portion of Windows users since OneDrive is the default sync for Documents/Desktop on Windows 10/11.
Reproduction (before fix)
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