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Date: Mon, 04 Aug 2014 14:19:27 +0300
From: Omer Caspi <omer.caspi@plexistor.com>
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While running some tests from the xfstests suite (quick group), I noticed 
that generic test 076 doesn't clean after itself. Specifically, a couple 
of directories (p1 and p2) remain on $TEST_DIR once the test is completed. 
To my understanding, a test should cleanup the files it had created, so I 
added a rm command to test's _cleanup function to fix it, which seems to 
be OK, but I thought I'll check: is there a reason for these directories 
to remain there after the test completion?

Omer