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The general rule of thumb for prompts like that is that the capitalized option represents the default so I would assume that inputting nothing would also delete.
However, I do think that Y should be accepted as y and N as n
Oh, yes. Just saw that ranger asks with (y/N). Never recognized that. (BTW, "no" as default somehow makes more sense to me... anyway, different story...)
Thanks!
When deleting a file (dD), joshuto asks:
which indicates that only a capital Y confirms deletion. Instead, a capital Y aborts deletion but instead a lowercase y confirms the deletion.
Is it a spelling mistake in the prompt or is the check implemented wrong? What's the desired behavior?
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