Fix for Pkg.test("DICOM") on Windows
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Pkg.test("DICOM")was working for me on Linux, but didn't work on Windows. This PR should fix that.Seems the issue is that
tempname()creates a new file on Windows (see JuliaLang/julia#9053).So doing
dir = tempname()and thenmkpath(dir)produces an error becausediralready exists - as a file.Fix is to use
dir = mktempdir(), which works on both Windows and Linux.I also gave the zip file a name in order to avoid using
tempname(). Could've replaced it withrandstring(), but I didn't see the need for it to have a random name.