Markus Reiter

Here's step by step how to reproduce it: 1. Mount the FAT filesystem on an SD card in a STM32 device on macOS. 2. Unplug/reset the device without properly unmounting...

@rafalh, can you merge this? Thanks.

@rafalh, could you have another look here? Thanks.

@niondir, could you take a look at this and my other open PRs? Thanks.

@housel, I added the same function for `Queue` and `Semaphore`.

@niondir, could you take a look at this and the other PRs? Thank you.

Doesn't work for me either on 10.14.3 (18D109).

I think we should just have comma as a separator. Maybe `version.csv[1]` instead of `version.parts[1]`? Example: ```ruby version "1.2.3,4567:9abcdef0" url "#{version.after_comma.before_colon}" url "#{version.before_colon.before_colon}" ``` vs. ```ruby version "1.2.3,4567:9abcdef0" url "#{version.csv[1]}"...

Do we need the bundle ID for anything other than uninstalling or zapping? If not, we could just extract all bundle IDs at install time and save them as `.metadata`....

I just found another use case where a `bundle_id` stanza would be useful: [`accessibility_access`](https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask/pull/23380) I think we can all agree that this is a useful addition.