I have a Jenkins job that contains a groovy script that copies projects and renames them.  During a run of this script, I attempted to copy the project to the root directory.  However, unfortunately, I created a project called "/".  Thinking this would be a confusing project name for my team, I attempted to delete the project from the console.  However, this took longer than usual, and I worried that maybe the Jenkins Delete process was misinterpreting the project name "/", and aborted the deletion.  Later in the day, I noticed that all of our job directories were deleted and were only visible on the console bc they were still in memory.

Obviously, no one would ever intentionally name a project "/", but since this happened, I wanted to make sure the rest of the community was aware.  It could also be a coincidence...I didn't reproduce it.