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What browser and operating system did you use?
Ubuntu 14.04
What steps will reproduce the problem?
Start a query, show or export the results
What is the expected result?
Clean temporary directory after results are closed again
What happens instead?
For each match there is an empty temporary file in the /tmp folder with the patthern /tmp/<unix-timestamp>.+
Please provide any additional information below. Also please add a screenshot if possible.
These temporary directory where created to have a document for an SDocument that is created when the match is mapped. There might been a bug in Salt that made it necessary to have a valid directory for this, but with current Salt versions leaving this value null is ok. Since it is difficult to track when the directory could be deleted, not setting it at all seems to be the best solution,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What is the used ANNIS version?
3.5.0-preview8
What browser and operating system did you use?
Ubuntu 14.04
What steps will reproduce the problem?
What is the expected result?
Clean temporary directory after results are closed again
What happens instead?
For each match there is an empty temporary file in the
/tmp
folder with the patthern/tmp/<unix-timestamp>.+
Please provide any additional information below. Also please add a screenshot if possible.
These temporary directory where created to have a document for an SDocument that is created when the match is mapped. There might been a bug in Salt that made it necessary to have a valid directory for this, but with current Salt versions leaving this value
null
is ok. Since it is difficult to track when the directory could be deleted, not setting it at all seems to be the best solution,The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: