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It was NOT_IMPL, so Path.GetTempPath returned an empty string on Linux and macOS and every caller composed a path at the filesystem root. corlib's own FileTests.WriteAll_PropagatesResult is one of them, and could not have passed on either platform. The temp directory was already known to this file: BfpFile_GetTempFileName sits directly below and hardcodes /tmp. This reads TMPDIR first, as POSIX tools do, falls back to the same /tmp, and returns it with a trailing separator to match what the Windows implementation returns from GetTempPathW.
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It was NOT_IMPL, so Path.GetTempPath returned an empty string on Linux and macOS and every caller composed a path at the filesystem root. corlib's own FileTests.WriteAll_PropagatesResult is one of them, and could not have passed on either platform.
The temp directory was already known to this file: BfpFile_GetTempFileName sits directly below and hardcodes /tmp. This reads TMPDIR first, as POSIX tools do, falls back to the same /tmp, and returns it with a trailing separator to match what the Windows implementation returns from GetTempPathW.