[master] Dereference symlinks to set proper __cli opt
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What does this PR do?
In case of creating symlinks to
salt-call, the behaviour of some modules could be different than expected as__clicontains the name of the symlink instead ofsalt-callitself. This change will dereference the symlinks to set__cliopt to the proper value.Previous Behavior
Different behaviour on calling modules like
state,eventandgitif the call is performed with symlink tosalt-callinstead ofsalt-callitself.New Behavior
The same behaviour for
salt-calland any name of symlink pointint to it as expected.Merge requirements satisfied?
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