File cache: use os.replace (clarity) and accept PermissionError#9483
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This uses `os.replace()` since it is a bit more clear that a within-folder move should be atomic. It also allows `PermissionError` on windows since it is possible that the file was already created by another thread and opened for use and windows will then raise a `PermissionError` when the replace fails. Unfortunately, I am not sure there is a good way to test this. Closes cupygh-9463
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This uses
os.replace()since it is a bit more clear that a within-folder move should be atomic.It also allows
PermissionErroron windows since it is possible that the file was already created by another thread and opened for use and windows will then raise aPermissionErrorwhen the replace fails.Unfortunately, I am not sure there is a good way to test this.
Closes gh-9463