api.FileSystemSyncAccessHandle.write - Write success but data is empty about browser-compat-data HOT 7 CLOSED

I'm afraid that the code example you provided is not available. Could you please provide the code once again, perhaps directly in a comment here?

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LCcVHFoT9b_P8tqGRT5ct9M9vfOFk7zx/view?usp=sharing
here is the sample typescript code

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Thanks for providing the sample code! I added it directly to your original message and converted it from TypeScript to pure JavaScript to simplify the test.

Looking at the code, I see that you create the sync access handle, you flush it, and then you close it. But you don't actually write any data; sampleData is unused in this function.

As a result, I'm going to close this issue as it's a development issue, rather than a browser issue.

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@queengooborg No,I deleted it when copying, my mistake. Pls reopen this issue
I just updated code and provide console log. I try to read "test.db" file again and see file size is 0 byte after write sampleData

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I just took another look, this time attempting to run the code provided (after converting it from TypeScript again -- FYI, for ease of testing, you should always provide pure JavaScript examples in test code, unless there's an absolute need to use TypeScript in the example), and I've found that the contents of the file have been written properly in Safari 16.5 and 17.5, as well as Chrome 126.

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I think i could be happen on lower memory (maybe full disk) but I don't know why the QuotaExceededError doesn't throw

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It was tested on 3 mac machines, my mac worked normally but other two didn't

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