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Christopher Tubbs updated ACCUMULO-1599:
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Description: Many integration tests tend to start up an instance of
MiniAccumuloCluster. They use directories in /tmp and delete their folders when
finished. This is difficult to debug. Instead of using random filenames, they
should use the name of the test, and instead of writing to /tmp, they should
write to ${project.build.directory} (aka "target/") and leave their directory
in place when finished for easier debugging (they can be cleaned with 'mvn
clean' and overwritten when the test re-runs). (was: Many integration tests
tend to start up an instance of MiniAccumuloCluster. They use directories in
/tmp and delete their folders when finished. This is difficult to debug.
Instead of using random filenames, they should use the name of the test, and
instead of writing to /tmp, they should write to /target and leave their
directory in place when finished for easier debugging (they can be cleaned with
'mvn clean' and overwritten when the test re-runs).)
> MacTest should use target for MiniAccumuloCluster
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> Key: ACCUMULO-1599
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACCUMULO-1599
> Project: Accumulo
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Christopher Tubbs
> Fix For: 1.6.0
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> Many integration tests tend to start up an instance of MiniAccumuloCluster.
> They use directories in /tmp and delete their folders when finished. This is
> difficult to debug. Instead of using random filenames, they should use the
> name of the test, and instead of writing to /tmp, they should write to
> ${project.build.directory} (aka "target/") and leave their directory in place
> when finished for easier debugging (they can be cleaned with 'mvn clean' and
> overwritten when the test re-runs).
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