Adding onerror handler to shutil.rmtree function
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To address a `PermissionError` on windows systems when invoking `shutil.rmtree` in `directory_cleaner`, the `onerror` function will change the permissions of the file to allow for write access. This may provide a brief buffer when deleting directories and files recursely due to a possible race condition; if the write permission error is actually present, then the `onerror` logic activates. Else, it serves as a passthrough.
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Addresses #116. No further unit testing is needed. Adding build jobs to non-Linux platforms may be required via GH actions for subsequent PRs. |
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To address a
PermissionErroron windows systems when invokingshutil.rmtreeindirectory_cleaner, theonerrorfunction will change the permissions of the file to allow for write access.This may provide a brief buffer when deleting directories and files recursely due to a possible race condition; if the write permission error is actually present, then the
onerrorlogic activates. Else, it serves as a passthrough.