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I get it fixed by following quick fix solution.
rimraf <dir>
rimraf is a
Node.js package, so you will need to install Node.js which includes
npm. Then you can run:
npm install -g rimraf
Then you can run rimraf from the command line.
I found this solution because npm itself was causing this problem due to the way it nests dependencies.
By the way, rimraf gets its name from the UNIX command rm -rf, which recursively deletes files and folders.
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