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Symlink files lead to errors
See original GitHub issueHello @xeraph
2.6.0 tested on Debian 11 symlinks lead to errors:
Error: File not found. Skipping /etc/sv/ssh/supervise
Tested with and without --no-symlink
Thank you for your work!
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Hello @xeraph
first I want to wish you a merry xmas!
I meant the native image files. Especially the linux binary, as we need to deploy them on many hosts. But if it is not possible to shrink them, we will surely live with that.
Thanks again for your work here.
Maybe same approach for symlink can be good alternative… (error report for explicitly specified paths)