Protection against array / drive disconnection

I've been looking for something like this for years as remembering to manually empty trash is a pain (usually when something won't play because I forgot to do it) so this is great thanks and seems to be ticking along right now (I used the CRON variable to increase the frequency). I just wondered if there's any protection built in (or if not whether it is possible to add it) for a situation where the RAID array (or drive) hosting the media goes down unexpectedly for any reason. Would plex-auto-trash keep running and essentially nuke the library? I think I remember seeing that even with auto-empty on in the Plex server settings it won't do it if the library path isn't available. Does this mean I'm safe even with plex-auto-trash? If not is it possible to add some sort of check before running the empty that will prevent it if the library path is unavailable? Sorry if I haven't explained it well or used the correct terminology. Thanks.

No file or test is named in the issue. First verify how plex-auto-trash currently handles an unavailable Plex library path and inspect the repository's trash-emptying entry point; done means an unavailable array or drive cannot trigger a destructive empty operation, with coverage for that case.

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