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Has anyone ever tried making symlinks on windows?

OH MY GOD. How can someone fuckup something so simple. It really pisses me off.

I mean. I am obliged to `git submodule add` because i can't `ln -s`

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    @divil i tried but nothing happened... I would try on windows native bash but I fear breaking something now :P
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    @jsmrcaga maybe i understood wrong, but have you tried mklink ?
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    @exelix yeah, tried it it made a <SYMLINK> file or something like that. Fucked up git (it went crazy telling that remote did not exist wtf, repaired when i deleted the symlink file) and sublime text did not recognize the link...
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    @jsmrcaga
    mklink works fine, haven't seen a Windows program having trouble with it 😒
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    Haha
    Symlinks in Windows fail so badly. Almost nothing works correctly with them.
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    Are you using js by any chance?
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    @jsmrcaga if you are trying to link a folder you should use mklink /D i use it all the time to move stuff away from the ssd and never had any issues
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