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in thread File::Temp does not cleanup() on demand

Given the use case, it's worth looking at Test::TempDir::Tiny as it would seem to do exactly what you want with a clean interface. (Edit - it wraps File::Temp so is essentially the same as 11154828 but more concise).

I've been using it for a while and it works pretty well, barring issues deleting directories when antivirus software is scanning files when the module tries to delete them. That issue is not unique to Test::TempDir::Tiny, though.

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