There are four commits bundled here, so make sure you add them all. I would also recommend double-checking my work on this (by looking at what they do in total, not individually.) For me it involved cross-referencing multiple versions of the repo, but for you I imagine it will be pretty straightforward.
Here's what this is:
make_links.sh was spamming symlinks into directories that had been created in the git repo since it was last updated.
.gitignore was picking up on those symlinks, when there really was no reason it should be doing that.
There were some bad symlinks within the repo that were in the repo. If the directories they were in are ever moved so that symlinks would now make sense, make_links.sh would rebuild them anyway (my theory on how they got in here in the first place.)
Chalice
commented
3 years ago
There are four commits bundled here, so make sure you add them all. I would also recommend double-checking my work on this (by looking at what they do in total, not individually.) For me it involved cross-referencing multiple versions of the repo, but for you I imagine it will be pretty straightforward.
Here's what this is:
make_links.sh was spamming symlinks into directories that had been created in the git repo since it was last updated.
.gitignore was picking up on those symlinks, when there really was no reason it should be doing that.
There were some bad symlinks within the repo that were in the repo. If the directories they were in are ever moved so that symlinks would now make sense, make_links.sh would rebuild them anyway (my theory on how they got in here in the first place.)