deleteRecursively behavior

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Just a quick question. Is it expected behavior when deleteRecursively returns 1 file deleted on non-existent Path?

scala> val imaginary = Path.fromString("/tmp/foo/bar")

imaginary: scalax.file.Path = Path(/tmp/foo/bar)

scala> imaginary.exists

res0: Boolean = false

scala> val (deleted, remaining) = imaginary.deleteRecursively()

deleted: Int = 1

remaining: Int = 0

[Jesse Eichar]

That does indeed seem like a bug.  It should return 0 and 0.  I don't think I check for the case where imaginary does not exist.  I will create a ticket for this.

Jesse