On Fri, 10 Jul 2020 at 09:39, Giles Orr via talk <talk@gtalug.org> wrote:
> The worst case I've seen is 'git', and this is what's brought me back > to this puzzle. If you're in a directory and you 'git rm' the last > file in the directory, 'git' will helpfully delete the directory as > well. Never mind that you're still in the directory, and are now in > the very confusing position of being in a non-existent directory. > Huh. I just experienced this situation for (as far as I can tell) the very first time about 1/2h ago. I was in a directory, did a merge that got rid of the only file in $PWD, and found myself in that somewhat odd place. I wasn't overly confused at it; I realized that a broadly reasonable thing was happening. But yeah, it was strange. I was in zsh rather than bash; that made little difference in the matter. I had a strange looking prompt, but all resolved fine.
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