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@Naereen Naereen commented Aug 8, 2017

On my bash, and many others, rm is aliases to 'rm -vi' for safety reason, and there is no way to force rm to be quiet except to use '/bin/rm' explicitly.

On my bash, and many others, rm is aliases to 'rm -vi' for safety reason, and there is no way to force rm to be quiet except to use '/bin/rm' explicitly.
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Naereen commented Dec 1, 2017

@pindexis any update?

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Naereen commented Feb 26, 2018

@pindexis ?

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Ah sorry for the very late response.
I wonder if /bin/rm present in all major distributions?

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Naereen commented Feb 27, 2018

Hi, no worries.
Don't use a binary like this to remove a file, there is a clean and Pythonic way to do that that works on all platforms.
Thanks in advance.

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