Unexpected / mildly dangerous behavior on delete

[AlexanderTheGr8-gr]

So, upon playing with it I realized the following:
-Trash: trash '.gitignore'?
-Hits the arrows: canceled
-Rm: rm -rf 'CHANGELOG'?
-Hits the arrows: rm: remove regular file '.../.gitignore'?

O.O (Raises hands as if pointed by a gun! xD) Omg, NO!!!! hahahahahahahaha

I would expect it to work for both same ways.
Actually I have used the arrow keys to cancel an action quite some times now,
it became a habit (can't quite remember which action right now though...).
So it would be nice to keep it, but please both ways.
I don't know, how do you people see it?

Also, I detected the responsible part on nnn.c here:

static char confirm_force(bool selection, bool use_trash)
{
	...
	→ return (use_trash ? '\0' : 'i'); /* interactive for rm */ ←
}

and of course for me I am changing it to return '\0';

Other than that, does this line of code have some other use I don't know?
Or is it literally for the reason of, when not using trash at all or when specifically requiring rm -rf, to try to confirm again for deletion?

[N-R-K]

does this line of code have some other use I don't know?

The first prompt is for forceful removal. If you decline it, it will do interactive removal for each file.

I would expect it to work for both same ways.

That's just how it's been working since forever. Because rm is a "permanent" action, as opposed to trashing, it has some extra prompts.

[AlexanderTheGr8-gr]

rm is a "permanent" action, as opposed to trashing, it has some extra prompts.
When you say this, I am not sure you understand.

When I Shift-X to rm -rf, if I hit a single y it does delete everything.
Only when I do a neutral action (like hitting the arrow keys) it tried to interactively remove each and every file...
So it's like, there are no "helpful extra prompts". I could still mistakenly remove all the files if somehow I pressed Y at the first question...
Only now if I panic and hit another button upon seeing "do you want to rm -rf?" instead of canceling, I get prompted for each and every file if I want to delete it (because of the -i) ....
Anyways. I have nothing else to say, it just doesn't seem right.

Thanks anyway ^_^