IOExceptions on delete shouldn't be rethrown as ResourceExceptions #93
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A ResourceException indicates a badly formed resource, so if an IOException comes back from the server, it should be rethrown as a RepositoryBackendIOException instead of a RepositoryResourceDeletionException
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IOExceptions on delete shouldn't be rethrown as ResourceExceptions
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A ResourceException indicates a badly formed resource, so if an
IOException comes back from the server, it should be rethrown as a
RepositoryBackendIOException instead of a
RepositoryResourceDeletionException