Sebastian Stenzel

Well `Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service` is a Windows error message, probably related to your file system. This doesn't necessarily mean you're out of space, it...

Possibly. While very unlikely, at least we shouldn't rule out that due to some bug the FileTreeWalker opens too many directory streams without properly closing them... On what type of...

I see.. Well, since the aforementioned "Insufficient system resources" is a system error, not a Cryptomator error, I can imagine that this is Google's rate limiting translated to a file...

Well, the log shows that it fails during the [dry run](https://github.com/cryptomator/cryptofs/blob/1.9.14/src/main/java/org/cryptomator/cryptofs/migration/v7/Version7Migrator.java#L78-L80). I.e. nothing got migrated yet. _Technically_ we could skip this and go straight to the actual migration, which would...

> Ok, I'll try downloading it locally but that's tricky. The vault is huge. The migration actually just creates some directories and renames/moves a few files. It doesn't access any...

Of course it compiles just fine, as long as you don't use decoded bytes anywhere. With 5.9, core library functions became more explicit about whether they can consume a view...

I guess I'm relying on "DOM built-in garbage", as I'm building for the web: ```ts crypto.subtle.importKey('pkcs8', base64.decode("..."), ...) ```

I see. It's an annoying language change... So I guess no chance to adapt without a major release?

Interesting approach. If this works, it might be worth spreading this idea to other lib maintainers as well.

> Do I understand correctly that the problem is `crypto.subtle.importKey` taking a `type BufferSource = ArrayBufferView | ArrayBuffer;` and now `Uint8Array` is not an `ArrayBuffer` anymore? Yes, but keep in...