Note: I'm specifically asking about v0.8 streams right now - I have too
much code in v0.8 streams to re-write for the new v0.10 streams just yet.
I'm looking for a way that I can fsync a WriteStream before it is
fs.close()d. I thought I could just use {end: false} and watch for the end
of the read stream, fsync(ws.fd), then close the stream in the callback.
But the stream might have a queue of data waiting to be written (the _queue
entry in the ws) so I could fsync too soon.
Then I thought I could subclass WriteStream and overload the end() method,
but doing that suffers from the same queue problem, and I can't add an
fs.fsync into the queue because the WriteStream flush() method doesn't
support it.
Not sure what else to try now.
Thoughts?
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