ci: murdock: Replace hardcoded path by bindir variable

[bergzand]

Replaces the two rm -rf build to use the BINDIR variable.

[kaspar030]

ACK.

[cgundogan]

there's a test statement above. You should move the rm up there and concatenate with &&.

[bergzand]

I've made it a full if...then, otherwise that line would become a bit long.

[cgundogan]

Much better now! Please squash.

[bergzand]

@cgundogan after some tests I realized that rm -rf doesn't throw an error if the directory that is to be removed doesn't exist. Including it in the test statement makes sense, but is actually not necessary. The first rm -rf doesn't have a check whether the directory exists either. :)

[cgundogan]

after some tests I realized that rm -rf doesn't throw an error if the directory that is to be removed doesn't exist

yes I know. But why try to delete something that you are 100% sure of not being present? (:

[bergzand]

Well, now it is checked twice, once by the bash script and once by the rm command :)

[cgundogan]

And in the case the directory does not exist, it checks only once, not twice (;

[bergzand]

I'm not going to make a huge point out of this, squashed