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Specific names of files after Node creates them are being saved with capital letters
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Why files with names like 'oop.html', 'js.html' are being saved with capital letters (OOP.html, JS.html), when I am trying to write data into them with flag: 'w' in Node.js. What is reason it could be: Node, file system or operating system?
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Why files with names like 'oop.html', 'js.html' are being saved with capital letters (OOP.html, JS.html), when I am trying to write data into them with flag: 'w' in Node.js. What is reason it could be: Node, file system or operating system?
node.js fs
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
Guseyn IsmayylovGuseyn Ismayylov
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The behaviour you're describing is not widely known. I'd say it's impossible. This would make Node unusable in case-sensitive file systems. If you don't have existingOOP.htmland write tooop.html, it should createoop.html. Consider providing stackoverflow.com/help/mcve that can replicate the issue.
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Why files with names like 'oop.html', 'js.html' are being saved with capital letters (OOP.html, JS.html), when I am trying to write data into them with flag: 'w' in Node.js. What is reason it could be: Node, file system or operating system?
node.js fs
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
Guseyn IsmayylovGuseyn Ismayylov
7918
Why files with names like 'oop.html', 'js.html' are being saved with capital letters (OOP.html, JS.html), when I am trying to write data into them with flag: 'w' in Node.js. What is reason it could be: Node, file system or operating system?
node.js fs
node.js fs
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
Guseyn IsmayylovGuseyn Ismayylov
7918
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
Guseyn IsmayylovGuseyn Ismayylov
7918
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
Guseyn IsmayylovGuseyn Ismayylov
7918
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
Guseyn IsmayylovGuseyn Ismayylov
7918
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
Guseyn IsmayylovGuseyn Ismayylov
7918
7918
The behaviour you're describing is not widely known. I'd say it's impossible. This would make Node unusable in case-sensitive file systems. If you don't have existingOOP.htmland write tooop.html, it should createoop.html. Consider providing stackoverflow.com/help/mcve that can replicate the issue.
– estus
Mar 8 at 8:46
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The behaviour you're describing is not widely known. I'd say it's impossible. This would make Node unusable in case-sensitive file systems. If you don't have existingOOP.htmland write tooop.html, it should createoop.html. Consider providing stackoverflow.com/help/mcve that can replicate the issue.
– estus
Mar 8 at 8:46
The behaviour you're describing is not widely known. I'd say it's impossible. This would make Node unusable in case-sensitive file systems. If you don't have existing
OOP.html and write to oop.html, it should create oop.html. Consider providing stackoverflow.com/help/mcve that can replicate the issue.– estus
Mar 8 at 8:46
The behaviour you're describing is not widely known. I'd say it's impossible. This would make Node unusable in case-sensitive file systems. If you don't have existing
OOP.html and write to oop.html, it should create oop.html. Consider providing stackoverflow.com/help/mcve that can replicate the issue.– estus
Mar 8 at 8:46
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The behaviour you're describing is not widely known. I'd say it's impossible. This would make Node unusable in case-sensitive file systems. If you don't have existing
OOP.htmland write tooop.html, it should createoop.html. Consider providing stackoverflow.com/help/mcve that can replicate the issue.– estus
Mar 8 at 8:46