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…ead of /tmp (ansible#916) Write auto-created private data dirs to pytest dir instead of /tmp I briefly discussed this option with @samdoran in ansible#901 After this patch, we create directories that look like: /tmp/pytest-of-alancoding/pytest-0/popen-gw2/test_no_dst_all_dirs_src__dir_0/.ansible-runner-2fpvb4uo This is as opposed to leaving around directories like /tmp/.ansible-runner-2fpvb4uo. There are a lot of these, like ~1,700 created with a single test run excluding the integration tests. There are still a few directories created in /tmp after this, but it's a handful, not a flood. Reviewed-by: Sam Doran <github@samdoran.com> Reviewed-by: None <None> (cherry picked from commit 7f9de03) Co-authored-by: Alan Rominger <arominge@redhat.com>
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…ead of /tmp (ansible#916) Write auto-created private data dirs to pytest dir instead of /tmp I briefly discussed this option with @samdoran in ansible#901 After this patch, we create directories that look like: /tmp/pytest-of-alancoding/pytest-0/popen-gw2/test_no_dst_all_dirs_src__dir_0/.ansible-runner-2fpvb4uo This is as opposed to leaving around directories like /tmp/.ansible-runner-2fpvb4uo. There are a lot of these, like ~1,700 created with a single test run excluding the integration tests. There are still a few directories created in /tmp after this, but it's a handful, not a flood. Reviewed-by: Sam Doran <github@samdoran.com> Reviewed-by: None <None>. (cherry picked from commit 7f9de03) Co-authored-by: Alan Rominger <arominge@redhat.com>
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I briefly discussed this option with @samdoran in #901
After this patch, we create directories that look like:
This is as opposed to leaving around directories like
/tmp/.ansible-runner-2fpvb4uo
. There are a lot of these, like ~1,700 created with a single test run excluding the integration tests.There are still a few directories created in
/tmp
after this, but it's a handful, not a flood.