safe-file-deletion

You can prevent accidental file deletion by enforcing explicit user confirmation before any file removal operations. This requires obtaining user consent via a permission call before proceeding with commands like rm or unlink.

Yes, you can require user permission for batch file deletions. The mechanism handles requests for deleting multiple files simultaneously, ensuring explicit user approval is obtained before removing any files from disk.

Mandatory file deletion confirmation applies to commands like rm, unlink, and fs.rm. It ensures user consent is obtained via a request_file_permission call for both single and batched file deletions.

To stop a script from deleting a directory with rm -rf, you can enforce explicit user consent before proceeding. The execution pauses and asks for explicit user permission before any file removal operation occurs.

Yes, file deletion protection works with fs.rm and unlink operations. It enforces explicit user permission before any file removal, ensuring user consent is obtained via a request_file_permission call for single or batched deletions.

The best way to add a safety check before removing files from disk is to enforce mandatory confirmation. This pauses execution and requires explicit user approval via a permission call before any file removal operation proceeds.