In my case the directory was empty, and "rmdir" instead of "rm -f" would have fixed it.
It is more likely that "rm -rf" was meant to be used here.
I will investigate if I can find a reference to some bug about this and provide a proper fix for this here.
In my case the directory was empty, and "rmdir" instead of "rm -f" would have fixed it.
It is more likely that "rm -rf" was meant to be used here.
I will investigate if I can find a reference to some bug about this and provide a proper fix for this here.