On 6/17/2010 8:15 AM, Mathijs wrote:
Thanks for all answers,
I indeed want unmanaged resources to remove themselves (in some cases,
I know it's somewhat dangerous).
So the ensure => absent (in the package example) is not what I'm
after, because that only works on managed resources.
Packages that aren't mentioned anywhere in the manifest are left
alone.
The "resource purge" being mentioned seems to be what I'm after.
How does it work? How can I trigger it? Where to find docs and what
resources have support for it?
See the "resources" type in the type reference:
resources { "package": purge => true }
Best Regards, David
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