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hmm.. init()
is async, can you wait for each to finish at first?
// use this if you don't have top-level await yet in your node version: https://v8.dev/features/top-level-await
(async () => {
const productStorage = storage.create({ dir: 'cache_products',ttl: true, forgiveParseErrors: true });
await productStorage.init();
const reviewStorage = storage.create({ dir: 'cache_reviews',ttl: true, forgiveParseErrors: true });
await reviewStorage.init();
const suppliersStorage = storage.create({ dir: 'cache_suppliers',ttl: true, forgiveParseErrors: true });
await suppliersStorage.init();
// ... rest of your code here
})();
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So how did you fix this?
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don't use the same folder or parent folder for 2 different instances of Storage.
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@akhoury I am using 3 separate storages in 3 different cache directory and still getting the illegal operation error every few minutes:
const productStorage = storage.create({ dir: 'cache_products',ttl: true, forgiveParseErrors: true }); productStorage.init();
const reviewStorage = storage.create({ dir: 'cache_reviews',ttl: true, forgiveParseErrors: true }); reviewStorage.init();
const suppliersStorage = storage.create({ dir: 'cache_suppliers',ttl: true, forgiveParseErrors: true }); suppliersStorage.init();
Any idea what the issue could be?
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Thank you. That seems to have fixed the issue :)
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