On a Windows system the "pride remove " command can fail when a file or directory of the module is in use. This is possible when using software that monitors file system activity like a virus scanner or TortoiseSVN. The problem also occurs when command shell is open in one of the subfolders of the module. The IOException that was raised before resulted in a corrupted pride workspace.
Now, the IOException is handled and a message is logged to the user to manually remove the folder.
On a Windows system the "pride remove" command can fail when a file or directory of the module is in use. This is possible when using software that monitors file system activity like a virus scanner or TortoiseSVN. The problem also occurs when command shell is open in one of the subfolders of the module. The IOException that was raised before resulted in a corrupted pride workspace.
Now, the IOException is handled and a message is logged to the user to manually remove the folder.
Solves #134