> PowerShell's huge deviance from the rest of the POSIX-y world doesn't help
In PowerShell (on Windows), `rm` is an alias to `Remove-Item`[0].
Therefore,
rm -r -fo <thing>
An extra dash, extra space, and extra letter isn't too bad by my books. Furthermore, in scripts, aliases are discouraged by PSScriptAnalyzer[1]; IDEs (PowerShell ISE, VS Code PowerShell extension) also support code completion, so:
In PowerShell (on Windows), `rm` is an alias to `Remove-Item`[0].
Therefore,
An extra dash, extra space, and extra letter isn't too bad by my books. Furthermore, in scripts, aliases are discouraged by PSScriptAnalyzer[1]; IDEs (PowerShell ISE, VS Code PowerShell extension) also support code completion, so: makes things clearer.[0]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/learn...
[1]: https://github.com/PowerShell/PSScriptAnalyzer/blob/master/d...