How to delete all the files present in a directory using robot framework
I need to delete all the files present in a particular directory using robot framework.
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I need to delete all the files present in a particular directory using robot framework.
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asked Nov 20 at 5:49
Parama Sivam
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I need to delete all the files present in a particular directory using robot framework.
robotframework
asked Nov 20 at 5:49
Parama Sivam
83
I need to delete all the files present in a particular directory using robot framework.
robotframework
robotframework
asked Nov 20 at 5:49
Parama Sivam
83
asked Nov 20 at 5:49
Parama Sivam
83
asked Nov 20 at 5:49
Parama Sivam
83
asked Nov 20 at 5:49
Parama Sivam
83
asked Nov 20 at 5:49
Parama Sivam
83
83
It is common to provide context as to why this is an issue for you. For example information about your setup (OS, rights) and what the observed error or situation is. This is often accompanied by a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. More details on what makes a good question can be read in How to Ask of the help center section.
– A. Kootstra
Nov 20 at 8:12
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It is common to provide context as to why this is an issue for you. For example information about your setup (OS, rights) and what the observed error or situation is. This is often accompanied by a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. More details on what makes a good question can be read in How to Ask of the help center section.
– A. Kootstra
Nov 20 at 8:12
It is common to provide context as to why this is an issue for you. For example information about your setup (OS, rights) and what the observed error or situation is. This is often accompanied by a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. More details on what makes a good question can be read in How to Ask of the help center section.
– A. Kootstra
Nov 20 at 8:12
It is common to provide context as to why this is an issue for you. For example information about your setup (OS, rights) and what the observed error or situation is. This is often accompanied by a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. More details on what makes a good question can be read in How to Ask of the help center section.
– A. Kootstra
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Local files? By using the keyword Remove Files in the standard OperatingSystem library, passing as argument the pattern matching your files.
Remote files? If the target is a Linux machine, connecting over ssh and using the rm command.
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
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I used "Empty Directory" keyword in the standard OperatingSystem library and it worked for me
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Local files? By using the keyword Remove Files in the standard OperatingSystem library, passing as argument the pattern matching your files.
Remote files? If the target is a Linux machine, connecting over ssh and using the rm command.
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
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I used "Empty Directory" keyword in the standard OperatingSystem library and it worked for me
– Parama Sivam
Nov 21 at 5:18
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Local files? By using the keyword Remove Files in the standard OperatingSystem library, passing as argument the pattern matching your files.
Remote files? If the target is a Linux machine, connecting over ssh and using the rm command.
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
5,4112034
I used "Empty Directory" keyword in the standard OperatingSystem library and it worked for me
– Parama Sivam
Nov 21 at 5:18
add a comment |
Local files? By using the keyword Remove Files in the standard OperatingSystem library, passing as argument the pattern matching your files.
Remote files? If the target is a Linux machine, connecting over ssh and using the rm command.
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
5,4112034
Local files? By using the keyword Remove Files in the standard OperatingSystem library, passing as argument the pattern matching your files.
Remote files? If the target is a Linux machine, connecting over ssh and using the rm command.
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
5,4112034
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
5,4112034
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
5,4112034
answered Nov 20 at 6:38
Todor
5,4112034
5,4112034
I used "Empty Directory" keyword in the standard OperatingSystem library and it worked for me
– Parama Sivam
Nov 21 at 5:18
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I used "Empty Directory" keyword in the standard OperatingSystem library and it worked for me
– Parama Sivam
Nov 21 at 5:18
I used "Empty Directory" keyword in the standard OperatingSystem library and it worked for me
– Parama Sivam
Nov 21 at 5:18
I used "Empty Directory" keyword in the standard OperatingSystem library and it worked for me
– Parama Sivam
Nov 21 at 5:18
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