BK-RMDIR(1)

🎀 bk rmdir(none) — BitKeeper User’s Manual 🎀

okay bestie, welcome to the manual page for bk rmdir(none) — yes, the manual name is literally right there, cute. This is the BitKeeper tea for yeeting a whole directory, and it’s giving “clean up the repo without losing the receipts.” ✨

💅 NAME 💅

bk rmdir − remove a BitKeeper directory

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

bk rmdir dir

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

So this command is used to delete entire subsections of a BitKeeper repository. Not a little file here and there — we’re talking subsections, bestie. 👑

To delete a directory called A, do this:

$ bk rmdir A

This will call bk rm on each of the files in that subtree after verifying that there are no extra files, and no modified files in that subtree. So it’s checking the vibe first — extra files? modified files? It’s verifying, periodt. 🔍✨

The files are recoverable, okay? None of the BitKeeper commands actually remove the files — they are just moved to the BitKeeper/deleted directory. So it’s not a “gone forever” situation, it’s more like the files got sent to the BitKeeper deleted-folder group chat. 🙈💖

⭐ SEE ALSO ⭐

• bk‐mv — the related BitKeeper command, right there in SEE ALSO.
• bk‐rm — also related, also in SEE ALSO. no cap.

🍓 CATEGORY 🍓

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💖 cute little sign-off tea: this footer is from BitKeeper Inc, version 1E1, for bk rmdir(none) — and there’s no date on the original page, so I’m not inventing one, bestie. 🫶🌈