Fix for Issue #268: Windows-specific failure due to file locking#277
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Fix for Issue #268: Windows-specific failure due to file locking#277moritz-baumgart wants to merge 1 commit intoc0fec0de:mainfrom
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This PR addresses #268, which occurs on Windows systems due to how Windows handles file locking. Specifically, the issue arises because Windows locks the dotfile while it is still open, causing the related test case to fail.
The test in question (test_dotexport.py, lines 56–69) passes successfully under WSL (and likely other UNIX-like envorinments, but I did not test that right now), but fails on native Windows setups.
I've implemented the fix suggested by @jhaerig in the issue thread, which resolves the failure on my Windows machine.