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Support creating hard links #301 #310
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I'm trying to understand why all this code is required. Is just calling
os.link(source, target)
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It is not needed for the initial run, but will most likely be necessary on sequential runs.
Say your source repo has three files, a, b & c. On the initial run you will get links to a, b & c in your target directory.
Now let's say the author of the source repo adds file d and removes a, meaning files b, c & d are the content on the source. Without this extra code, you will however end up with a, b, c & d on the target, instead of b, c & d.