Say I'm creating a symlink from /Users/username/test-link to /Users/username/someotherdir/test-link
If the "to" is an actual directory, the symlink gets created as a subdirectory of /Users/username/someotherdir/test-link.
So you wind up with something like: /Users/username/someotherdir/test-link/test-link
I also noticed that if run twice, with overwrite false, I wind up with another subdirectory as explained above. We have some branches that don't have every directory branched (from parent to child) and people are using symlinks. Is there another way to do this?
I looked around a bit in search of bugs against the symlink target, but I couldn't find anything that looked like what I'm up against.
Any comments/help would be great.
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