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From time to time, it would be nice if rural could just clean out everything that's been uploaded to the temporary public bucket.
Maybe something like this...
$ rural --clean
This will delete all files on s3://your-temporary-files-bucket-for-rural, are you sure? [y/N]
By default, --clean should not delete anything (i.e. if you type it and simply hit enter on the "Are you sure?" prompt, it should not delete anything, otherwise delete everything).
If the --verbose or -v flag is used, show all files that are being deleted, otherwise print nothing (save for errors, of course).
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From time to time, it would be nice if rural could just clean out everything that's been uploaded to the temporary public bucket.
Maybe something like this...
By default,
--clean
should not delete anything (i.e. if you type it and simply hit enter on the "Are you sure?" prompt, it should not delete anything, otherwise delete everything).If the
--verbose
or-v
flag is used, show all files that are being deleted, otherwise print nothing (save for errors, of course).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: