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STAMPFILE for maintaining directory timestamps is not deleted when executing rmlint.sh using -n (dry run) #554
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Hmm, actually I realised the STAMPFILE is not deleted even when not using dry run, when the handler is anything but 'remove', since the 'remove' handler is the only one that makes use of the STAMPFILE (and deletes it)! |
STAMPFILE is only created if -k is passed, but I agree that it's confusing that -k has any effect in combination with -n, and that the file is never removed. Also, IMO, using |
- mktemp in /tmp - don't assume $0 is a file - remove stampfiles at exit - don't create stampfiles if -n is passed Closes sahib#554
- mktemp in /tmp - don't assume $0 is a file - remove stampfiles at exit - don't create stampfiles if -n is passed Closes sahib#554
- mktemp in /tmp - don't assume $0 is a file - remove stampfiles at exit - don't create stampfiles if -n is passed Closes sahib#554
- mktemp in /tmp - don't assume $0 is a file - remove stampfiles at exit - don't create stampfiles if -n is passed Closes sahib#554
- mktemp in /tmp - don't assume $0 is a file - remove stampfiles at exit - don't create stampfiles if -n is passed Closes sahib#554
- mktemp in /tmp - don't assume $0 is a file - remove stampfiles at exit - don't create stampfiles if -n is passed Closes sahib#554
- mktemp in /tmp - don't assume $0 is a file - remove stampfiles at exit - don't create stampfiles if -n is passed Closes sahib#554
This feature was introduced under #366.
However, the STAMPFILE is not deleted when executing rmlint.sh using -n (dry run). Or rather, the STAMPFILE probably shouldn't be created at all when executing rmlint.sh using -n (dry run).
thanks!
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