This test broke because symlink() (as documented) failed returning
false, which the test ignored.
symlink() (coming soon!) on Win32 requires either elevated
permissions or a sufficiently recent version of Windows 10 with
Developer Mode enabled, which will make this more likely to fail.
This could also happen on POSIX-like systems where the current
filesystem doesn't support symlinks.
This test broke because symlink() (as documented) failed returning false, which the test ignored.
symlink() (coming soon!) on Win32 requires either elevated permissions or a sufficiently recent version of Windows 10 with Developer Mode enabled, which will make this more likely to fail.
This could also happen on POSIX-like systems where the current filesystem doesn't support symlinks.