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No, because Dropbox is a file syncing utility so symlinks, which are special files that point to other files, should be synced as symlinks. Replacing the symlin
by theaino 7y ago
No, because Dropbox is a file syncing utility so symlinks, which are special files that point to other files, should be synced as symlinks. Replacing the symlink with the target file or directory is obviously broken behavior.
- zimpenfish 7y ago> symlinks, which are special files that point to other files, should be synced as symlinks How would that work on, e.g., the iOS client? Or a Windows client, even?