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remove dependency on Test::TempDir #19

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..it has issues on MSWin32 (File::NFSLock is busted), and does not properly
handle parallelism as advertised (File::NFSLock again)

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Unless you know special sauce to get the File::NFSLock author to speedily release my pull request to it, please accept this one from ether to your module. It is an absolute pain to talk to win32 authors and have to tell them "yeah, some guys just don't give a shit about making their stuff run everywhere".

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Test::TempDir::Tiny now exists as a much safer alternative.

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I fixed the PR to use Test::TempDir::Tiny, which adds a bit of extra gravy on top of Path::Tiny->tempdir (and also the features that were nice in Test::TempDir).

Please apply this soon! TTD is terrifying to have in a codebase, as well as mswin32-hostile.

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bump

rsrchboy added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 24, 2015
@rsrchboy rsrchboy merged commit a3f62a9 into rsrchboy:master Feb 24, 2015
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	* Switch tests to Test::TempDir::Tiny (thanks ether! closed #19)
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\o/ Thanks. :D

@karenetheridge karenetheridge deleted the topic/fix_tempdirs branch March 1, 2015 21:27
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