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Author pablogsal
Recipients eryksun, pablogsal, ronaldoussoren
Date 2020-07-28.17:45:22
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> So, do you think it should just be documented that follow_symlinks is effectively ignored with os.link() on most platforms that claim to support it, unless either src_dir_fd or dst_dir_fd is used?

At this stage, I am just trying to understand all the possibilities in the design space and I don't have a preferred path. I just wanted to point out that we should take into account that many things may be broken if we make changes that are backwards-incompatible in a low-level function and we must have that in mind
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