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  1. Network Observability
  2. NETOBSERV-2481

NetObserv CLI: Removes tmp directory in your current directory

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      Previously, Network Observability CLI used to create or use existing "tmp" directory in the current working directory which was deleted in the end. Now with this change, it creates a new temporary directory under users' tmp filesystem for each run and clears in the end.
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      Previously, Network Observability CLI used to create or use existing "tmp" directory in the current working directory which was deleted in the end. Now with this change, it creates a new temporary directory under users' tmp filesystem for each run and clears in the end.

      Run the oc-netobserv script, such as `oc netobserv flows`.  If you happen to have a "tmp" directory in the directory where you're running this script, it removes that directory and all files under it!

      In the oc-netobserv script, it has:

      MANIFEST_OUTPUT_PATH="tmp"
...
function check_args_and_apply() {
  ...
  rm -rf ${MANIFEST_OUTPUT_PATH}
}

      This issue is in 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, and possibly earlier versions.

              rhn-support-memodi Mehul Modi
              stlee@redhat.com Steven Lee
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