As a follow-up on the previous post, I found a better alternative to do this if you already use node.js. There’s a util available on GitHub, called rimraf, that seems to exist purely to help you and me out with this irritating problem (on a Windows machine).
And it’s easy-peasy. Simply open your favourite node.js prompt (I like to set up everything in the excellent Cmder, btw), and install rimraf like so:
npm install -g rimraf
Then, to actually see the ‘magic’ happen, execute:
rimraf <directory_to_delete>
Could it be any easier ?
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April 8, 2016 at 12:35
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