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Can't unmount a repository running in its own thread
See original GitHub issueIn my project, I am mounting a Dokany directory in its own thread. When trying to unmount that directory, I am receiving the following error:
send global release for C:\Users\fwoltermann\Desktop\ginui-test\Test
DokanError: Ioctl failed with code 122
Failed to unmount: C:\Users\fwoltermann\Desktop\ginui-test\Test
What does that mean, and how can I correct this?
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Ahhhh, thank you. I was passing the trailing
\both during mount and unmount; removing it from both fixed things.Great that it solved your problem ! 👍 I know it is a little weird but there is a difference between both path 😢