Fix failing tests run in parallel#13
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Running tests in parallel (default behavior) means that multiple tests will work with the /tmp/db file. This results in unpredicable test results. Using self-deleting tempdirs, we can work around this. Note that the WAL is automatically placed in the same directory as the db with a fixed name, so this temp directory actually creates a unique, safe place for the WAL file as well.
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Running tests in parallel (default behavior) means that multiple tests will work with the
/tmp/dband/tmp/walfiles simultaneously, resulting in unpredictable tests.Using self-deleting tempdirs, we can work around this.
Note that the WAL is automatically placed in the same directory as the db with a fixed name, so this temp directory actually creates a unique, safe place for the WAL file as well.