Allow a rm command to fail #417
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The rm <build>.delete statement has been observed to be flaky on NFS filesystems, probably due to leftover .nfs* files blocking deletion of the directories. We fix this by moving the old release to a unique filename, and let the rm command fail (will be logged to stdout). Subsequent builds will do the cleanup.
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The rm .delete statement has been observed to be flaky on NFS filesystems, probably due to leftover .nfs* files blocking deletion of the directories.
We fix this by moving the old release to a unique filename, and let the rm command fail (will be logged to stdout). Subsequent builds will do the cleanup.