@dbaeumer I wonder why delete failed in the first place, I assume this is again a setup with a subst drive? I know a fix went into Electron to support moving to trash even from subst :)

@bpasero I was running into the same issue on my machine.
The recycle bin on this machine is configured the following, for all drives:

Win7?

@bpasero yes it is the drive subst. IMO it would be enough to prompt me once to delete permanently.

@dbaeumer I remember. Previously delete would silently fail without information and now you get the message at least. Windows does not support the trash when deleting from a SUBST afaik.

@bpasero yes, that makes sense. But currently I get the following dialogs:

• A dialog asking: Are you sure you want to delete. I confirm with yes
• A message that it can't be moved to trash. Instead you can delete permanently
• A dialog asking: Are you sure to permanently delete.

I think the last dialog is not necessary

Yup, at least in case you already confirmed the confirmation for the trash.