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Yeah, I don't think he can reasonably declare this to be his own fault. He's doing that to avoid criticism, but realistically, there's no conceivable reason tha
by gwillen 14y ago
Yeah, I don't think he can reasonably declare this to be his own fault. He's doing that to avoid criticism, but realistically, there's no conceivable reason that moving the local endpoint of the sync on one machine should cause the other machines to try to move their local endpoint. I can't even fathom how you could code it to make this kind of disaster happen.
- wvs 14y agoMost file references in Apple's frameworks track by both the target's path and inode, with the inode considered "more canonical". This is used in NSDocument apps where when you move a file with it still open, the app can tell where it went and continue working at the new path. Finder aliases (different from symlinks) also do this.