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Dir is not cleaned when I hit ctrl+c
See original GitHub issueI’m using tmp package in unit tests with tmp.setGracefulCleanup();. I’m creating temp directory for tests with unsafeCleanup = true.
It works fine if I don’t hit ctrl+c to interrupt tests. Then the temp dir is not deleted. How can I get it deleted automatically in this case?
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@JanBednarik thank your very much. I think that I have found the problem. There exists a SIGINT event and tmp should be listening on that, too. The only problem is that under Windows one must take a different approach. I will look into this.
@silkentrance Would it be possible to make some time to merge this? It would be very helpful for me.