Use global /tmp instead of writing into workspace #166
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Cleanly separates a repository-level tmp/ directory from the global tmp directory used by npm. This fixes a regression where previous assumptions about the post-test state of the checkout (e.g. checks for a clean `git status`) started failing.
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This is a good idea. It keeps the workspace clean while still enabling auditing of who's using /tmp on the build slaves via project namespacing. |
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Use global /tmp instead of writing into workspace
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Cleanly separates a repository-level tmp/ directory from the global tmp directory used by npm. This fixes a regression where previous assumptions about the post-test state of the checkout (e.g. checks for a clean
git status) started failing.