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Conflicts with existing generated files #993
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I just noticed the changes introduced with #1197 make
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Also, some tests are failing on =========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED tests/integration/specification_model_generator_test.py::test_definite_message_with_builtin_type
FAILED tests/integration/specification_model_generator_test.py::test_definite_parameterized_message
FAILED tests/integration/specification_model_generator_test.py::test_parameterized_message
============= 3 failed, 23 passed, 8 skipped in 229.52s (0:03:49) ============== This wasn't detected by the CI, because the verification tests were skipped. |
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Using the same target directory for code generation for different specifications (or variants of a specification without clean up between two consecutive runs) can lead to conflicts, which just get visible during compilation. We should consider showing a warning or even abort when there are already files in the target directory.
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