Hi, I can't remove a raster which previously was used to create a MASK (which was subsequently removed) without forcing it using the b-flag in g.remove. Steps:
1) create a MASK based on layer A. 2) remove the mask with r.mask -r. 3) remove layer A with g.remove: this gives the error: WARNING: Raster map <A> is a base map. Remove reclassed map <MASK@env first. Going through the database folders I noticed that in the GRASSdb/location/mapset/cell_misc/A folder there is the file 'reclassed_to' which contains the pointer to the MASK. Removing this file solves the problem. So I guess when removing the mask this file should be removed too. I am running GRASS 7 trunk on Ubuntu 14.04
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