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![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22086462/121037192-c8a5c780-c79e-11eb-859c-1e2bd331394e.png) ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22086462/121039324-82e9fe80-c7a0-11eb-99ef-7ebd546c2250.png) Even a 1-level-sub-folder is not working, do you any idea what is the problem ? I might look into that ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22086462/121039600-c04e8c00-c7a0-11eb-9e29-fe7da1d5ee3b.png)

any news @sp1thas ?

So I looked into it a bit and see that we have a very simple solution here: - instead of using dirname and basename, we use regex to capture it...

I just tested it, it isn't working (I think), because of one line that seems pretty weird ``` xargs -n1 find . -type d -name .git -prune -o -type f...

> Thanks @haoadoresorange for your effort, unfortunately I didn't had the time to investigate the case of `**` further. I will do my best to explore ways to support `**`....

Hi, today I ran to this issue. Mainly that I have a folder with different config files synced between devices, and a script on setup that put the hard links...

A current work around is putting a watcher on inotify signals for that specific folder, and run the script on changes. But this requires adding the watcher on all machine.

Is atomicity abosulutely necessary in every case ? Afaik other solutions (such as Dropbox) write files in place. I understand that it is crucial in some cases, but most of...

I see, was there any viable solution to this ? Or is there an API for hooks-alike ?

Sorry, I was referring to the detachment from new content of hard links that got linked to the files in a synced folder. (because a tempo file replaces the original...