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Author pablogsal
Recipients eryksun, pablogsal, ronaldoussoren
Date 2020-07-28.11:06:41
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> That said, since os.link() hasn't been working as advertised, this change needs to be accompanied by changing the default value of follow_symlinks to False. That will retain the status quo behavior for most systems, except in the rare case that src_dir_fd or dst_dir_fd is used. If it isn't changed to False, then suddenly os.link() calls will start following symlinks, whereas prior to the change they did not because link() was being called instead of linkat(). 


Isn't that a backwards-incompatible change?
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