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Link Folder/File Under Current Folder
Notes
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following the best practice from this article:
- http://www.jeffknupp.com/blog/2013/08/16/open-sourcing-a-python-project-the-right-way/
0.1.5
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- Do the attrib conversion for from_path as well
- add `mode_win` for windows platform override
0.1.4
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- Not using blessings under windows (still depends on `cp`)
0.1.3
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- Bugfix with folder relative symlink
0.1.2
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- Detech reltive path for symlink
0.1.1
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- Bugfix with symlink file again
0.1.0
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Basic functions implemented:
- Support package definition, file name is lnkr-export.toml
- can export local folder/files
- can wrap other projects with wrapper definition (file name is lnkr-wrapper.toml)
- Support import definition, file name is lnkr-import.toml
- support folder, and files
- support copy mode and symlink mode
- Doc is missing for now
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