fs.cp coming to Node.js core
See original GitHub issueAs per https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/39372; Node.js is considering moving copy*()
to fs
core. This will create a naming conflict between our method and fs
core when it’s released. How do we want to handle this?
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fse.copy
should retain its current options and defaults; but usefs.cp
under the hood where possible. Whenfs.cp
is supported everywhere, we should probably consider deprecatingfse.copy
, in favor of people usingfs.cp
directly; they can use the new options/defaults when they migrate there.we’ve since moved to
fs.cp
.