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test: Activate the downstream environment from a writable copy - #237
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The downstream test group activates test/downstream and then develops FiniteDiff into it, which rewrites test/downstream/Project.toml. When FiniteDiff is installed rather than developed its files are read-only, so Pkg fails with "Permission denied". This is how PkgEval runs the tests. Copy the project into a temporary directory first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Claude:
Fixes the PkgEval failure of FiniteDiff on Julia nightly (1.15-DEV).
The downstream test group activates
test/downstreamand develops FiniteDiff into it, which rewrites itsProject.toml. When FiniteDiff is installed rather than developed (as on PkgEval), its files are read-only, so Pkg fails with "Permission denied". This activates a writable temp copy of the project instead.Written with Claude Code (Opus 5.5).