If test copies files from read-only source (to working dir), test may run into issue:
TEST RESULT: Error. failed to clean up files after test
because under result directory, the file copied is also read-only, jtreg thus failed to clean it up.
Instead of ask test to always change file permissions it copies, should jtreg change the permission before trying to delete?
TEST RESULT: Error. failed to clean up files after test
because under result directory, the file copied is also read-only, jtreg thus failed to clean it up.
Instead of ask test to always change file permissions it copies, should jtreg change the permission before trying to delete?
- is blocked by
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CODETOOLS-7901611 jtreg should use JDK 7 as a baseline for executing jtreg itself
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- Resolved
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- relates to
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CODETOOLS-7902513 Cleanup fails on Windows
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- Resolved
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- Resolved
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