Change all synchronous filesystem operations to use async methods
See original GitHub issuewriteFileSync
to writeFile
, etc.
We also need to make sure to always check for errors.
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FYI, eslint has a rule
no-sync
which we can use.There’s not that many methods that would need changing: https://github.com/thelounge/lounge/search?utf8=✓&q=sync (unles GH search is missing some) Command line methods can stay synchronous, that’s not a problem.