If rm is run on a nonexistent volume (for example, after building a large alias, removing just the volume, and then removing the whole alias), the task throws an error. This prevents subsequent items from being removed. Other resources throw a Warning, and the mount resource should follow suit.
If
rm
is run on a nonexistent volume (for example, after building a large alias, removing just the volume, and then removing the whole alias), the task throws an error. This prevents subsequent items from being removed. Other resources throw aWarning
, and the mount resource should follow suit.