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I now recall why I did not cleanup after each installation but opted instead to export the temporary collection.
The idea was that on batch installations the creation and removal of the temporary collection would only have to be done once.
That would leave it to the script using this feature of node-exist can decide when and if to remove the XAR package.
Maybe it is useful to keep a XAR that failed to install inside the database for further inspection.
db/pkgtmp
used forxar
installs hangs around after use, which adds another location where outdated xars might unneccesarily accumulate.since this is a temporary collection, node-exist should clean up after itself, without user intervention
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