Use rm -f when removing a git repo.

Git repos place the files as write-protected by default, so the
vcsh delete operation requires the user to typo 'y' repeatedly as the
repo is deleted. Using -f removes the repository properly.

diff --git a/vcsh b/vcsh
index 4fb1c4571120dc83c926aa9d47e1f7d7d8e0921f..24c892195579fd8b7b4e1ddd4090ffae3bbdd72e 100755 (executable)
--- a/vcsh
+++ b/vcsh
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ To continue, type 'Yes, do as I say'"
        for file in $files; do
                rm -f $file || info "could not delete '$file', continuing with deletion"
        done
        for file in $files; do
                rm -f $file || info "could not delete '$file', continuing with deletion"
        done

-       rm -r "$GIT_DIR" || error "could not delete '$GIT_DIR'"
+       rm -rf "$GIT_DIR" || error "could not delete '$GIT_DIR'"

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