DNF Upgrade Cleanup Dangling Symlinks

[Stephen Morris <steve.morris.au@xxxxxxxxx>]

    Hi,
        I got the message below when I ran sudo DNF Upgrade. Why are
    these messages appearing when I ran "sudo symlinks -r -d /" a couple
    of days ago? After getting the messages I ran "sudo symlinks -r / |
    grep -i dangling" again and it reported dangling symlinks in the
    ".build-id" folder again, what I didn't check was whether or not
    those dangling symlinks were what was shown in the DNF messages. The
    messages I've shown below are similar messages to what I got, not
    the actual messages, as I made a mistake and issued another command
    in the Konsole tab the messages were in, which caused Konsole to
    remove the messages from its display history. I think the package
    being cleanup up which produced the messages was binutils, but I
    can't be sure.
    
    [29/48] Removing
        webkitgtk6.0-0:2.46.3-1.fc41.x86_64
                                                                                             100%
        | 545.0   B/s |  90.0   B |  00m00s 
      >>> [RPM] file
        /usr/lib/.build-id/c7/b48abe760b785ae0bb17cbc014e4cd1f0cca07:
        remove failed: No such file or directory 
      >>> [RPM] file
        /usr/lib/.build-id/68/87fa9a14953d0a201d994f4b5445f4f9cc8a76:
        remove failed: No such file or directory 
    
        The other question I have on this is are the DNF messages "real"
    messages or are they like the failure messages when attempting to
    update properties in KDE Destop icons that a links to locations
    owned by root, in that the DNF cleanup process attempted to delete
    the file/folder the symlink was pointing to which failed and it
    reported the failure against the symlink not again what it was
    actually trying to delete?
    
    regards,
    Steve

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