Drew, Thanks for this catch. That was a debugging strategy that got left in place.
Both of these options are good (temp and target). I would tend to opt for tmp files since it is child's play to change it to a preserved location. And I insist that I should be the one who should feel sheepish here. On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 7:05 PM, Drew Farris <[email protected]> wrote: > Doing some builds tonight, I noticed TrainLogisticTest is writing its > output to a directory named model in the examples project directory. I > suspect we shouldn't write it there, but I'm being a big sheepish > about 'just fixing' it. > > We can either write the model to a temp file using: > > getTestTempFile("model").getAbsolutePath(); > > Or write it to target, e.g: ./target/model -- where it will stick > around until the next clean. > > The latter has the advantage of preserving the model for later > (manual) inspection while the former keeps things nice and sparking > clean. >
