drm: behavior relative to "rm -rf"

[nDimensionalSpace]

I will note that the docs for drm say "behaves like rm -rf", but that doesn't seem quite correct . . . For plain old rm, the docs say the following:

"-f: Ignore nonexistent files and arguments, never prompt"

However, I am seeing that drm errors out on nonexistent arguments, i.e., if I type:

drm file1 file2,

and file1 doesn't exist, then file2 is not removed, which is . . . painful. Is this intentional, or ??? Thx

[daltonbohning]

Looks like the walk returns on the first error

mpifileutils/src/common/mfu_flist_walk.c

Lines 432 to 437 in 0a4c530

	int status = mfu_file_lstat(path, &st, mfu_file);
	if (status != 0) {
	MFU_LOG(MFU_LOG_ERR, "Failed to stat: '%s' (errno=%d %s)",
	path, errno, strerror(errno));
	return;
	}

Not immediately sure the best way to handle this since I think several utilities share this function