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mavela
Feb 3, 2025
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Hi @olcede, I believe it's simpler to just let it be there - like you thought, it doesn't do any harm. rm -rf deletes the entire directory, but it does not ask if you really want to do it and we all have sometimes deleted some important things by accident, so I would rather just let it be to be on the safe side :) |
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Hi @olcede, I believe it's simpler to just let it be there - like you thought, it doesn't do any harm. rm -rf deletes the entire directory, but it does not ask if you really want to do it and we all have sometimes deleted some important things by accident, so I would rather just let it be to be on the safe side :)