I've a question as to why $TEMP is used to create temporary jar files
likesurefire-booter and the IT plugin test jars.
Why aren't these files created under ${basedir}\target\
The reason I ask is that my $TEMP directory on windows rarely gets
cleaned up and when I had a look in there I had 30+ IT plugin jars
and a smattering of surefire-booter jars too.
At least under target a "mvn clean" will delete these files.
The other benefit of target for the IT plugin test jar is that
previously created and unchanged class files may be re-used to speed
up the IT jar creation process.
Whereas in the $TEMP directory a new sub-dir is created each time the
process is run.
Thoughts?
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