safe-file-deletion

To require user confirmation for file deletion, you need a mechanism that intercepts removal commands and prompts for explicit permission. This ensures no file is deleted without user consent, preventing accidental data loss during single or batch operations.

Yes, you can enforce a permission check for batch deletions using file path arrays. The system intercepts the batch removal request and requires an explicit allowed or denied confirmation response before proceeding with any disk operations on the provided files.

The safest way to prevent accidental data loss when removing directories is to enforce explicit user permission before any removal operation. This requires a confirmation response indicating allowed or denied before executing directory removal commands like rm or fs.rm.

Yes, this file deletion protection works with standard unlink and fs.rm commands. It intercepts these removal commands to mandate explicit user confirmation, ensuring no directory or single file is removed from the disk without receiving an allowed response.

You need explicit confirmation for automated temporary log file removal to prevent unauthorized or accidental deletion of data. Requiring user approval before proceeding with disk operations ensures that only intended files are deleted and critical data remains protected.