Remove leading slash from rm -rf /vendor/* #9069
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The leading slash makes the command delete the folder vendor from / of the file system instead the vendor folder from the current folder, which can cause major loss if someone has something there.
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@ecodrutz well spotted! thanks for fixing it and congrats on your first Symfony Docs contribution. |
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This PR was merged into the 4.0 branch. Discussion ---------- Remove leading slash from rm -rf /vendor/* The leading slash makes the command delete the folder vendor from / of the file system instead the vendor folder from the current folder, which can cause major loss if someone has something there. Commits ------- 53ffc4f Remove leading slash from rm -rf /vendor/*
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The leading slash makes the command delete the folder vendor from / of the file system instead the vendor folder from the current folder, which can cause major loss if someone has something there.