In other words, it is NOT seen as a file that simply points to another location like a shortcut and therefore always works without incident. Option 1. NOTE: If you make the newpath absolute, you'll be able to move link without breaking the pointer to the newpath. Option 2. LSE allows you to create symlinks, hardlinks, junctions, smartcopies, smartclones, smart mirrors, smart moves, splices, multiple sources, and bunch of other stuff I found too confusing to read, frankly.
You can of course rename the link to anything you'd like. I've found the same folder on my laptop after installing VS When I then tried to uninstall VS the uninstall process failed to start. More information is available here. For Visual Studio , you can disable the package cache even after Visual Studio is installed by calling:.
The correct answer seems to be that if you delete it, VS will fail to uninstall, but it is otherwise not needed. Junctions and symbolic links are the only answer for moving system files to another drive. All the software's installers are saved in this folder. It would fail when you try to uninstall a software after deleting this folder. I noticed this folder after I installed Visual Studio , in my case everything in it contained to the Visual Studio installation, I manually removed it and everything seems to be working including Visual Studio.
I found this directory after uninstalling Visual Studio in preparation for installing a SSD smaller than the hard drive I was using before. This computer is no longer a development station. Uninstalling Visual Studio left behind some other software like a program to connect to a local SQL server, which I do not have.
I uninstalled it. It also left behind several. NET programs but I don't know which ones are safe to uninstall so I left them in place. It's usually better not to mess up with deleting these files manually, and instead leave this task to either Windows Disk Cleanup, or other disk cleaning tools. The one I personally use and can recommend you is the CCleaner. Sign up to join this community.
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Learn more. Ask Question. Keep your activation as lean as possible, only using it for things you couldn't do while the old version was active. An origin can have multiple named Cache objects. To create a cache or open a connection to an existing cache we use the caches.
This returns a promise that resolves to the cache object. The Cache API comes with several methods that let us create and manipulate data in the cache. These can be grouped into methods that either create, match, or delete data. There are three methods we can use to add data to the cache. These are add , addAll , and put. In practice, we will call these methods on the cache object returned from caches. For example:. We call the add method on this object to add the file to that cache.
The key for that object will be the request, so we can retrieve this response object again later by this request. If any of the files fail to be added to the cache, the whole operation will fail and none of the files will be added. This lets you manually insert the response object. Often, you will just want to fetch one or more requests and then add the result straight to your cache. In such cases you are better off just using cache. There are a couple of methods to search for specific content in the cache: match and matchAll.
These can be called on the caches object to search through all of the existing caches, or on a specific cache returned from caches. It returns undefined if no match is found. The first parameter is the request, and the second is an optional list of options to refine the search.
Here are the options as defined by MDN:. For example, if your app has cached some images contained in an image folder, we could return all images and perform some operation on them like this:. We can delete items in the cache with cache. This method finds the item in the cache matching the request, deletes it, and returns a Promise that resolves to true.
If it doesn't find the item, it resolves to false. It also has the same optional options parameter available to it as the match method. Finally, we can get a list of cache keys using cache. This returns a Promise that resolves to an array of cache keys. These will be returned in the same order they were inserted into the cache. See section 1. The following is an example data.
The default number of days is If a resource has not needed any updates, this function could give a false positive. It is also does not take into account how many time the resource was loaded by retrieving the path ie.
Please use this function with caution. Any files saved in bfccache bfc directory will also be deleted. One use for BiocFileCache is to save local copies of remote resources. The benefits of this approach include reproducibility, faster access, and access once cached without need for an internet connection. For a system-wide cache, simply load the BiocFileCache package and ask for the local resource path rpath of the resource. Ensembl releases do not change with time, so there is no need to check whether the cached resource needs to be updated.
One might use BiocFileCache to cache results from experimental analysis. The rname field provides an opportunity to provide descriptive metadata to help manage collections of resources, without relying on cryptic file naming conventions. A package may desire to use BiocFileCache to manage remote data. The following is example code providing some best practice guidelines.
Assumingly, the cache could potentially be called in a variety of places within code, examples, and vignette. It is desirable to have a wrapper to the BiocFileCache constructor. The following is a suggested example for a package called MyNewPackage :. Essentially this will create a unique cache for the package.
If run interactively, the user will have the option to permanently create the package cache, else a temporary directory will be used. Managing remote resources then involves a function that will query to see if the resource has been added, if it is not it will add to the cache and if it has it checks if the file needs to be updated.
A case has been identified where it may be desired to do some processing of web-based resources before saving the resource in the cache.
This can be done through specific options of the bfcadd and bfcdownload functions. The FUN argument is the name of a function to be applied before saving the downloaded file into the cache. The default is file. A user-supplied function must take ONLY two arguments.
When invoked, the arguments will be:. The function should return a TRUE on success or a character 1 description for failure on error. As an example:. Note: By default bfcadd uses the webfile name as the saved local file. If the processing step involves saving the data in a different format, utilize the bfcadd argument ext to assign an extension to identify the type of file that was saved.
For example. Search Options. Endpoint Protection. View Only. Back to discussions. Expand all Collapse all sort by most recent sort by thread. Can this data in this folder be deleted?
Hi, The cached install cannot be deleted. The product relies on this file being present. Hello, I believe you can Delete the Contents within it.
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