Add support for mklink with junctions #2
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… create directory symlinks.
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Thank you very much for your releases, it is very helpful to me |
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Additional mode of work with support for NTFS junction points. It allows user to create link between directories when permission to create directory symlinks is denied. Fixes bug coreybutler#79
To enable the option simply put the configuration in your nvm settings.txt. (option is disabled by default to keep the compatibility.
Please review well the PR, it is my first time with golang ;)
Developed with golang 1.22.3 in mind.
Tested and verified on the restricted machine. 🆗
Tested and verified on the unrestricted machine. 🆗