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I did not use rcm in a while as I had a stable setup and I cannot recall whether that was an issue before. I have a structure with my dotfiles under .local/dotfiles and I use quite heavily .local, for instance .local/wallpapers. I wanted to add this folder and I just cannot get it to just symlink the directory with the -S option. This works as intended if directly in $HOME. I tried various combinations of -U, etc. I replicated the issue on OpenBSD and Fedora:
$ mkrc -vS -t test .local/test
Moving...
'$HOME/.local/test' -> '$HOME/.local/dotfiles/tag-test/local/test'
Linking...
'$HOME/.local/dotfiles/tag-test/local/test/file' -> '$HOME/.local/test/file'
$ ls -l .local
test
$ ls -l .local/test
file -> $HOME/.local/dotfiles/tag-test/local/test/file
I really think that this used to work? Maybe I'm mistaken but I certainly have other symlinked folders and I don't recall this issue. Perhaps created thinks by hand
Thanks for a great piece of software!
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It seems it's working all good when working with just one folder under the current location. Perhaps I've missed it in the doc. I'll do a few more tests.
Edit: false flag, seems it's actually cause by the presence of absence of a trailing slash
Hello,
I did not use
rcm
in a while as I had a stable setup and I cannot recall whether that was an issue before. I have a structure with my dotfiles under.local/dotfiles
and I use quite heavily.local
, for instance.local/wallpapers
. I wanted to add this folder and I just cannot get it to just symlink the directory with the-S
option. This works as intended if directly in$HOME
. I tried various combinations of-U
, etc. I replicated the issue on OpenBSD and Fedora:And
I really think that this used to work? Maybe I'm mistaken but I certainly have other symlinked folders and I don't recall this issue. Perhaps created thinks by hand
Thanks for a great piece of software!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: