# Process this file with autom4te to create testsuite. -*- Autotest -*-
# Test suite for GNU tar.
# Copyright 2013-2023 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
#
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#
# GNU tar is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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#
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# Description: If tar 1.26 was called with the --remove-files option and told
# to archive (and thus delete) two subdirectories where the second was
# specified relative to the first, it would be unable to delete the
# second directory (and its contents), since the relative path would no
# longer be valid once the first directory was deleted.
#
# This case checks for successful deletion of all archived items
# in --create/incremental mode.
#
# Note: tar 1.27 fails this test case due to a more general issue
# archving-and-removing a full directory tree when run in incremental
# mode; see remfiles09b.at for that specific test case.

AT_SETUP([remove-files deleting two subdirs in -c/incr. mode])
AT_KEYWORDS([create incremental remove-files remfiles08 remfiles08b chdir])

AT_TAR_CHECK([
mkdir foo
mkdir bar
echo foo/foo_file > foo/foo_file
echo bar/bar_file > bar/bar_file
decho A
tar -cvf foo.tar --incremental --remove-files -C foo . -C ../bar .
decho B
find .
],
[0],
[A
./
./
./foo_file
./bar_file
B
.
./foo.tar
],
[A
tar: .: Directory is new
tar: .: Directory is new
B
],[],[],[gnu])

AT_CLEANUP