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Consider introducing the ability to change where our TemporaryDirectory writes its temporary directories to. Currently it writes all directories to the filesystem path in the java.io.tmpdir system property. Users can adjust the property in their build tool or directly in their tests, but the build tool approach isn't the most flexible, and the direct approach wouldn't allow the affected tests to run in parallel, I'd imagine.
junit-pioneer used to have a TempDirectory class with this ability, but it was removed because the built-in JUnit 5 TempDir was superior in almost every way.
Consider introducing the ability to change where our
TemporaryDirectory
writes its temporary directories to. Currently it writes all directories to the filesystem path in thejava.io.tmpdir
system property. Users can adjust the property in their build tool or directly in their tests, but the build tool approach isn't the most flexible, and the direct approach wouldn't allow the affected tests to run in parallel, I'd imagine.junit-pioneer used to have a
TempDirectory
class with this ability, but it was removed because the built-in JUnit 5TempDir
was superior in almost every way.This issue is a follow-up to #348 | #491.
Relevant JUnit 5 issues:
@TempDir
junit-team/junit5#2088Docs for the old
TempDirectory
extension: https://github.com/junit-pioneer/junit-pioneer/blob/1415785e909f82066df2bd2b5ccfa10396aab0a0/docs/temp-directory.adocThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: