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[WIP] Fix code to use local config files
tests: use INDICONFIG-scoped temp dir instead of ~/.indi for cordwrap config tests
Jul 22, 2026
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System tests for cord-wrap config persistence were reading and writing
~/.indi/Celestron AUX_config.xmldirectly — clobbering a developer's real driver config and creating test order/environment dependencies.Changes
conftest.py: Added a session-scopedlocal_config_dirfixture that creates a pytest-managed temp directory and setsINDICONFIGto it.indiserver_processnow depends on this fixture, ensuring the env var is in place before the driver process starts.test_cordwrap.py(new):get_config_value()readsos.environ["INDICONFIG"]with no~/.indifallback — a missing env var raisesKeyErrorrather than silently reading the real user config.