boxxy will fail to exit properly with nested rules, because it deletes the created directories in the same order they were created (ex. if it creates .mozilla first followed by .mozilla/extensions, it will try to delete .mozilla first, which will fail because the directory is not empty, even though boxxy created the subdirectory). This is a one-line fix to the cleanup process that has been tested on my system.
queer
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2 months ago
boxxy will fail to exit properly with nested rules, because it deletes the created directories in the same order they were created (ex. if it creates .mozilla first followed by .mozilla/extensions, it will try to delete .mozilla first, which will fail because the directory is not empty, even though boxxy created the subdirectory). This is a one-line fix to the cleanup process that has been tested on my system.