I think that we should turn relocation on, and make it happen in a known temporary directory (e.g. tmp/fasls/) that we can remove afterwards.
janderson's test also creates files, that should be made to exist under same tmp/ directory.
Will you do that? Otherwise, I'll do it later this or next week.
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On 15 March 2010 22:07, Robert Goldman rpgoldman@sift.info wrote:
I find that the tests don't clean up after themselves. The tests now leave behind .fasl files in ~/.cache/common-lisp/**/...
This is not a directory structure I ever used before, nor is it one I ever intended to use. I /believe/ that the tests used to tidy up the fasls they created.
I think either the ASDF fasl relocation facility should be turned off, or we need to provide a new clean up facility. I would prefer the former (except for tests that explicitly test the facility, preferably into /tmp rather than into the user's homedir).
Best, r
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