Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #50724, comment 12
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Ticket #50724, comment 12
initial v1 1 Yes, it looks like you're right. Declaring a path in destroot.keep sdirshould create the corresponding directory and place the ".turd" file in it if they don't already exist. It's the presence of this ".turd" file in the folder that keeps it from getting deleted.1 Yes, it looks like you're right. Declaring a path in destroot.keepdirs should create the corresponding directory and place the ".turd" file in it if they don't already exist. It's the presence of this ".turd" file in the folder that keeps it from getting deleted. 2 2 3 3 Here's the relevant code from portdestroot::destroot_finish which is executed after any post-destroot sections: