Windows rename error about electron-packager

[max-mapper]

@jrudio i'm not a windows expert, but a quick google suggests it might be because you are trying to write to a different device than your C:\ drive (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21071303/node-js-exdev-rename-error), is that possible?

Otherwise maybe @jden has some ideas

[junosuarez]

Hi, thanks for this, @jrudio ! Can you provide more information?

which version of electron-packager are you using?
what cli arguments are you passing?
Is there a stack trace in the error message you're seeing?

@maxogden indeed, that's my suspicion - which is what mv is supposed to be helping with

[max-mapper]

@jrudio I just published a new version of electron-download (a dependency of electron-packager) that uses the mv module that @jden mentioned. Can you give that version a try? Just delete your electron-packager installation and re-install it from npm and you should get [email protected]

[jrudio]

Yeah, I was trying to package up an app that was on my second hdd. I just tried it on my primary hdd and it's working fine. Although, I tried this after I had re-downloaded the electron-packager so I wasn't able to test it on the other version.

[max-mapper]

@jrudio cool I think thats enough info to know we fixed it. thanks for testing

[jrudio]

No problem, and thanks for the quick answers! Even though I should have just googled it, lol.