Hello everyone!
After a small break for a week, I continue rewriting gnulib-tool in Python. Right now I'm on the track to implement functions related to adding and updating the files (possibly via patching). I see a big amount of code regarding --symlink and --hardlink; do these options have use except of speeding up the gnulib-tool? I mean, are these options used in practice? If not, dropping them could simplify the code a little bit as well as the future maintenance. The potential speed-up that gnulib-tool.py could have gained with these options seems to be marginal. If these options do have a large use, I will surely implement them, though I must really think a lot how to integrate them in a better way. I'd be very grateful for your feedback. -- With best regards, Dmitry Selyutin
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