by Alt » Tue Oct 13, 2020 6:07 pm
Sorry for a very long delay in our response, we decided to carry out some additional tests to triple-check that we have fixed the problem. Actually, we have completely overhauled symlink processing.
In addition to bugfixing, we slightly altered the way symlinks and their target are searched for and marked for recovery.
Now you can completely hide symlinks and leave only real folders and files visible. There are two ways for doing this: by using masks (all versions) and by selecting the "Don't show symbolic links by default (Technician version)" option.
If you prefer to see the symlinks, they will be marked for recovery in the following way:
If only the symlink is marked for recovery, it will be recovered as a real object (its target).
If only the real object is marked for recovery, it will be recovered as a real object.
If both the symlink and its target are selected for recovery, the target will be recovered as the real object, and the symlink will be recovered as the symlink.
Sorry for a very long delay in our response, we decided to carry out some additional tests to triple-check that we have fixed the problem. Actually, we have completely overhauled symlink processing.
In addition to bugfixing, we slightly altered the way symlinks and their target are searched for and marked for recovery.
Now you can completely hide symlinks and leave only real folders and files visible. There are two ways for doing this: by using masks (all versions) and by selecting the "Don't show symbolic links by default (Technician version)" option.
If you prefer to see the symlinks, they will be marked for recovery in the following way:
If only the symlink is marked for recovery, it will be recovered as a real object (its target).
If only the real object is marked for recovery, it will be recovered as a real object.
If both the symlink and its target are selected for recovery, the target will be recovered as the real object, and the symlink will be recovered as the symlink.