fs.rmdir throws EBUSY on Windows, nothing on Unix

[arturadib]

If you run on the command line:

$ mkdir test
$ cd test
$ node \path_to_script\script.js

where script.js is:

var fs = require('fs'),
    path = require('path'),
    originalDir = path.resolve('.');

process.chdir('..');
fs.rmdirSync(originalDir);

the script throws EBUSY on Windows. On Unix, the directory is deleted without throwing an exception.

This is another cross-platform difference (see #3006) that I'm not sure can/should be normalized by Node or libuv, but I figured I'd report it anyway :)

[bnoordhuis]

/cc @piscisaureus

[piscisaureus]

Can't be fixed. The cygwin guys have tried this for years.

As a more general note, there are some issues with removing files and directories that we will address. But deleting files that are in use is something that you are not supposed to do on windows, and we won't add crazy hacks to make it possible.