fix: use os.RemoveAll for non-empty directories when --force is set#9
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When --force is set and the existing path is a real directory (not a symlink), os.Remove fails because it cannot remove non-empty directories. This causes the force flag to silently skip the path. Use os.RemoveAll instead when the existing path is a directory.
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Summary
--forceis set and the existing path is a real directory (not a symlink),os.Removesilently fails because it cannot remove non-empty directories, causing the force flag to have no effectos.RemoveAllwhen the existing path is a directory, in bothlinkComponentDirandlinkComponentPathsRoot Cause
~/.agents/skills/loopfixwas a real directory (installed by another tool/plugin, not a symlink). The linker usedos.Removeto clear existing paths during force-overwrite, butos.Removeonly works on files, empty directories, and symlinks.Test Plan
go test ./...)--forcewhen a skill directory already exists at the target path