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. ├── proj1 │ ├── src │ └── psc-package.json └── proj2 ├── src └── psc-package.json -> ../proj1/psc-package.json
Creating projects like the above will not work since pulp doesn't follow symlinks.
The follow-up question is why you'd want to do this, and we've been doing it for specific packaging needs -- but that might change.
Anyone -- validate or reject please :)
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I’m happy to change pulp so that it follows symlinks like the above, sure.
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Can you clarify how the above doesn’t work please? Steps taken, expectation, result, that sort of thing
We currently don't use this approach anymore at all actually. But I reckon we did something along the lines of:
$ ln -s proj1/psc-package.json proj2/psc-package.json $ cd proj2 && pulp build
:)
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Creating projects like the above will not work since pulp doesn't follow symlinks.
The follow-up question is why you'd want to do this, and we've been doing it for specific packaging needs -- but that might change.
Anyone -- validate or reject please :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: