Fix instructions for .lsp_symlink workaround #846
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Windows users would need to enable Developer Mode in order to create symlinks and I do not have bandwidth to test if this workaround works on Windows correctly, hence the readme does not encourage it. I added a link to a plan for a better solution which would not require a symlink and allow fine-grained access control: #850. |
slavistan
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Sep 3, 2022
Co-authored-by: stan <hdstansen@gmail.com>
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Thank you @slavistan! |
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@krassowski As per #828, here's a draft.
I've left the unix-only part in the instructions. I am, however, unsure about why this wouldn't affect Windows users. Do you have any more insight on this?