When you use recursiveDelete twice, it incorrectly uses the old container listings the second time.
For instance:
- create foo/bar
- recursiveDelete foo/ (correctly deletes foo/bar and then foo/)
- create foo/baz
- recursiveDelete foo/ (incorrectly tries to delete foo/bar and then foo/, instead of foo/baz and then foo/)
When you use recursiveDelete twice, it incorrectly uses the old container listings the second time.
For instance: