Operating System

• Linux
• Windows 7
• Windows 10
• MacOS
• other:

NodeJS Version

• 0.x
• 4.x
• 6.x
• 7.x
• other: 10.16.0

Tmp Version

0.1.0

Expected Behavior

const tmp = require('tmp'); const fs = require('fs'); const tmpobj = tmp.fileSync(); console.log(`Created ${tmpobj.name}`); tmpobj.removeCallback(); console.log(`Still exists: ${fs.existsSync(tmpobj.name)}`); setImmediate(() => { console.log(`Still exists after setImmediate: ${fs.existsSync(tmpobj.name)}`); }); 

removeCallback() is described as synchronous. Running the code above, I would expect both console.log statements checking for the removed file to return false.

Experienced Behavior

removeCallback() isn't really synchronous, it is just an asynchronous operation that doesn't provide a promise or callback. Is this the intended behavior?