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Looking at Microsoft documentation on the method System.IO.Directory.Delete(path, bool);i noticed that adding a true boolean in the second parameter makes it recursive.
In my case, the folder I will delete contains files being used by other processes and some read-only files and/or protected by the operating system. Eventually, my app will return a IOException. How can I ignore all files that cannot be deleted? Currently my application hangs in the middle of the process without deleting all possible files...
There it is not deleting, but it is the same thing to treat the mistake.
– Maniero
Scroll through all the folder files in one <foreach> and for each of them to use a Try/catch block with the correct Ioexception treatment does not resolve?
– Daniel Moreira
Daniel, solve even solves, but I wanted to use System.IO’s own method
– Wesley Nascimento