Anyone know what would cause NSFileManager (on OS X 10.10) to fail to create an
NSItemReplacementDirectory? We’re using this call to create a temporary
directory to save an intermediate file into, and it works fine on iOS and Mac …
except for right now, when it’s started reliably failing on my MacBook Pro. As
in, it worked this morning but now after lunch it fails every time I run our
unit tests:
NSError* error;
NSURL* parentURL = [NSURL fileURLWithPath: _path isDirectory: YES];
NSURL* tempDirURL = [[NSFileManager defaultManager]
URLForDirectory: NSItemReplacementDirectory
inDomain: NSUserDomainMask
appropriateForURL: parentURL
create: YES error: &error];
_path looks like
"/var/folders/4f/mvdftm3d5ss0ystm0m2q8q3m0000gn/T/CBL_BlobStoreTest”.
The error is NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=512, which is NSFileWriteUnknownError,
described in FoundationErrors.h as "Write error, reason unknown”. Not very
helpful…
No, I’m not out of disk space (4.4GB free at the moment.)
We actually had a bug reported a few months ago that stemmed from this, but we
could never manage to reproduce it.
—Jens
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