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Atomic Write
Atomic Write assists with atomic modification of files using Haskell. It is a wrapper for using the atomic mv(1) operation which correctly sets permissions based on the original file, or on system defaults if no file previously exists.
See the Haddock documentation for more information.
Author
Justin Leitgeb
License
MIT
Copyright
(C) 2015-2019 Stack Builders Inc.
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