Re: resolution of symlinks in asdf
Christophe Rhodes <[email protected]>
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Kevin Layer <[email protected]> writes: > I added an option for getting around this behavior, :resolve-symlinks. > The changes are backward compatible--no existing program will break > due to the additional option. > > Attached is a diff -u with respect to 1.97. Can someone on the commit > list do the deed? This may be expedient, but I don't think it makes sense conceptually: the location that the binary files end up at is not a property of the system, it is a property of the site policy: as you have in fact implicitly observed by the fact that your contractor presumably had a working system, but when integrated in your site's filesystem it didn't do what you wanted. I don't know whether this is possible or not, but I think that what should happen is that your site with the symlink farms should define output-files methods in your site init files to place the binaries in appropriate places. (It may, of course, be that there isn't enough information around by the time the output-files method runs to put them in the right place, in which case we'll need to talk again.) Cheers, Christophe