Hey there Michael! Thanks for the bug report. I'm not quite sure what
the problem you are describing here is. The `mkdir` command displays
this behavior not just for integer-names, but for all directories:
```
/tmp$ mkdir a
/tmp$ mkdir a
mkdir: a: File exists
/tmp$ mkdir -- -a
/tmp$ mkdir -- -a
mkdir: -a: File exists
```
The GNU coreutils currently exhibit this behavior:
```
/tmp$ gnumkdir a
gnumkdir: cannot create directory ‘a’: File exists
```
Is it this type of error message you expect?
All the best,
Simon
** Changed in: rust-coreutils (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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