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Write Truffle Project Loader Script to Temp Directory to Circumvent Windows Permission Issues #1153
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Apparently the fix in #1149 doesn't work fully for the
Appxdistributable. Windows gives aEPERM: operation not permitted, lstat 'C:\Program Files\WindowsApps'error. The unpacked version for Appx is put into a subfolder of this system-protected folder and therefore thenodeprocess doesn't have access to reading the file. To circumvent the issue, this PR will write the contents of this file to atemp.mkdirSync()temporary directory (and should be removed automatically) which thenodeprocess can access.This approach is being used for all OS's despite only needed for Windows Appx to keep the execution path similar across platforms.