build: Use OUT_DIR for test compilation output#1526
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The `can_compile` utility writes its temporary output file to the system's global temporary directory. This can clutter the host system with build artifacts. By using Cargo's `OUT_DIR`, the temporary file is written to a directory specific to the build, ensuring that build artifacts are contained within the project's build output and do not mess up the host system. Follow-up to bytecodealliance#1497.
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This is now released in rustix 1.1.3. |
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The
can_compileutility writes its temporary output file to the system's global temporary directory. This can clutter the host system with build artifacts.By using Cargo's
OUT_DIR, the temporary file is written to a directory specific to the build, ensuring that build artifacts are contained within the project's build output and do not mess up the host system.Follow-up to #1497.