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Now you need an initial place to store your runs. These are called "disks" and you
can add more at any time. To get going provide a writeable directory name.
Enter your test runs directory: #{getenv MT_TEST_RUN_AREA}/../runs
WARNING: you have specified a path #{getenv MT_TEST_RUN_AREA}/../runs that does not exist. Attempting to create it...
Error: (create-directory) cannot create directory - File exists: "#{getenv MT_TEST_RUN_AREA}/.."
Call history:
genexample.scm:49: read-line
genexample.scm:51: directory?
genexample.scm:57: conc
genexample.scm:57: file-exists?
genexample.scm:68: print
genexample.scm:81: display
genexample.scm:82: read-line
genexample.scm:84: string-split
genexample.scm:84: g25
genexample.scm:84: g25
genexample.scm:87: print
genexample.scm:89: display
genexample.scm:90: read-line
genexample.scm:91: directory?
genexample.scm:93: print
genexample.scm:94: create-directory <--
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