How to use the @ckeditor/ckeditor5-dev-utils.tools.clean function in @ckeditor/ckeditor5-dev-utils

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github ckeditor / ckeditor5-dev / packages / ckeditor5-dev-tests / lib / tests.js View on Github external
					.then( () => tools.clean( path.join( bundleDir, packageName, '..' ), packageName ) );
			} ) );
github ckeditor / ckeditor5-dev / packages / ckeditor5-dev-bundler-rollup / lib / utils.js View on Github external
maybeCleanDir( dir ) {
		return ( dir ) ?
			tools.clean( dir, path.join( '' ) ) :
			Promise.resolve();
	},
github ckeditor / ckeditor5-dev / packages / ckeditor5-dev-bundler-rollup / lib / utils.js View on Github external
cleanFiles( destinationPath, fileName ) {
		return tools.clean( destinationPath, `${fileName}.*` );
	},