Hi, I have update my Node-RED from v0.18.7 to v.0.19.4. Since this update, the file node sometimes signal an error when I would like to write data to a file (overwrite). failed to write to file: Error: write after end [{"id":"a22e61df.992bf8","type":"http request","z":"a1046e40.a79f38","name":…

Hopefully that is the same bug as that addressed by this PR ? [HiroyasuNishiyama] fix multiple input message processing of file node by HiroyasuNishiyama on 12:12PM - 21 Sep 18 UTC 6 commits changed 2 files with 286 additions and 137 deletions. …

add a delay node in before the File node and change it to 'Rate limit' and give it a 3 second delay. I think the node is attempting to write to the file a second time before the system has had time to close the file.

As an interim solution that sounds like a pretty good idea. But if the node internally continues to work faster than it has finished the previous process, that sounds like a software bug in the node.

Has this been fixed in latest version? I noticed this problem in ver 0.19.4 BR Walter

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NetHans 27 September 2018 19:06 5

Thanks for the hint.

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File Node signal error by overwrite file

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