This would never work: if we failed to create the temporary file in the target directory, then a later QTemporaryFile::rename() to that name is even less likely to work. If we didn't have write permissions, we're not likely to get them; if the disk was so full that we couldn't create a file, the copying of the data is going to fail too; if the FS is out of inodes, it wouldn't be able to create the file anywhere either. The only case where the creation elsewhere would work is if it were a different FS, but then QTemporaryFile::rename() won't succeed. Change-Id: I1ba6b9f7050f81163d14fffd79ff4e7460201e86 Reviewed-by: Ahmad Samir <a.samirh78@gmail.com>
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