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In that case whoever is linking the script is “breaking” it, I’d say. There’s stuff that is simply outside the responsibilities of the script/maintainer. If you
by andsens 3y ago
In that case whoever is linking the script is “breaking” it, I’d say. There’s stuff that is simply outside the responsibilities of the script/maintainer.
If you start worrying about that for “simple” scripts, the logic for handling that is quickly going to outgrow the initial logic itself.
- account42 3y agoBesides, hard links don't have a canonical target, they are all equally correct names for the file. So even if the script author wanted to support the same technique for hard links there is no reasonable way to do it.