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* [[OSX]] port is in fairly good shape, but still has some room for improvement
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* [[OSX]] port is in fairly good shape, but still has some room for improvement
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* [[android]] port is zooming along
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* [[android]] port is zooming along
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* Windows port does not exist yet
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* [[Windows]] port is barely getting started
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## not yet on the map:
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NTFS supports symbolic links two different ways: an [[!wikipedia NTFS symbolic link]] and an [[!wikipedia NTFS_junction_point]]. The former seems like the closest analogue to POSIX symlinks.
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NTFS supports symbolic links two different ways: an [[!wikipedia NTFS symbolic link]] and an [[!wikipedia NTFS_junction_point]]. The former seems like the closest analogue to POSIX symlinks.
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Make git use them, as it (apparently) does not yet.
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The windows port will not use symlinks. It will only support direct mode.
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Currently, on Windows, git checks out symlinks as files containing the symlink
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target as their contents.
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## POSIX
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## POSIX
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