Currently, when running the tests using make test-jsc on the JSC, a folder called /tmp/pytest/ is created. This is problematic as whoever creates it is considered the owner. Anyone else would therefore not have permission to use this folder, meaning that if someone else tries to run the tests on the JSC, they would reach an error as the tests attempt to modify this directory.
This can easily be fixed by using the Python tempfile library, a built-in library that allows you to create temporary files that will be removed after use. This way, there will no longer be any permission problems.
Currently, when running the tests using
make test-jscon the JSC, a folder called/tmp/pytest/is created. This is problematic as whoever creates it is considered the owner. Anyone else would therefore not have permission to use this folder, meaning that if someone else tries to run the tests on the JSC, they would reach an error as the tests attempt to modify this directory.This can easily be fixed by using the Python
tempfilelibrary, a built-in library that allows you to create temporary files that will be removed after use. This way, there will no longer be any permission problems.