Fix FileHandle.resize(0L) on mingwX64 - #1845
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`SetFilePointer()` returns the low-order file position, so zero is valid when resizing a file to zero bytes. Treat only `INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER` with a non-`NO_ERROR` last error as failure.
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Is there a project manager who can review and merge my PR? If there are any prerequisites for submitting a PR, please let me know—I couldn’t find any specific requirements on the project website. okio is a great project, but this bug is currently holding me up, and I’d like to start using the fixed version as soon as possible. |
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SetFilePointer()returns the low-order file position, so zero is valid when resizing a file to zero bytes. Treat onlyINVALID_SET_FILE_POINTERwith a non-NO_ERRORlast error as failure.Resolve #1844