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Fix order of arguments to `ln`
See original GitHub issueI have a pathological inability to get the arguments to ln in the right order.
For some reason I always think it’s ln -s <origin> <destination> whereas in fact it is ln -s <destination> <origin>.
Can fuck fix this?
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Added in 3.10
Any of you willing to code it? I’m happy to coach ☺