[bw-tempdir] add new port

[bw-hro]

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[Mengna-Li]

Usage tested pass on x64-windows.

[BillyONeal]

The name of the port matches an existing name for this component on https://repology.org/ if possible, and/or is strongly associated with that component on search engines.

As far as I can see, this is not true. Would you be happy if the name of the port was bw-hro-tempdir?

[bw-hro]

Hi, thank you very much for your feedback and the value-able work on the vcpkg project. Preferred name would be "tempdir" and to be honest I can't see an issue with that. There are "tempdir" named packages from python and rust world, so I think "tempdir" for c++ ecosystem wouldn't do any harm? Or do I miss something? All this packages as well as @tempdir from Java attempt to provide the same feature of self cleaning temporary directories. So from my point of view "tempdir" would be the natural fit also for c++.

Alternatives I can think of would be in order of preference:

• "tempdir-cpp" as this might be close to search strings (not sure if allowed according to maintainer guide
• "bw-tempdir" as this would mirror the namespace bw::tempdir used in the project (but in general "bw" doesn't add any value)

Please advice if renaming is really required and in case it is, which version you would accept.

Thanks

[BillyONeal]

There is no objection to your library being named tempdir. In general, we want names to be of the form <GithubOrganization>-<Library> unless the name has conclusively demonstrated that that is what people expect when they say vcpkg install <Library>. If, in the future, this becomes the defacto implementation of 'tempdir' for C++ programmers, which we would observe in repology and/or web search results and/or direct customer feedback, we can always create tempdir which just points to bw-hro-tempdir in the future.

Our concern is that once we have 'given away' a name, we can never change it to something else. That is, vcpkg install tempdir would have to remain pointing at your library, even if after a few years you decide to stop working on it and something else becomes the defacto provider of that name.

[bw-hro]

Ok, understand. Would you accept "bw-tempdir" as I like it more because it is shorter and resembles the namespace/include path #include <bw/tempdir/tempdir.hpp> while still having a creator related prefix?

[bw-hro]

Renamed the port from "tempdir" to "bw-tempdir" hope this is fine.

[BillyONeal]

@ras0219-msft @vicroms and I think bw-tempdir is reasonable, thank you!