Elevate permissions on directory access and filepath comparison#215
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This leads to further headache when having to delete changed symlinks. I added further changes to the target cache handling. I'm not sure if my usecase that necessitates this makes sense for dotter in general:
Probably a viable workaround would be:
I still think the changes make the system with privilege elevation more consistent, but I'm unsure if that is something dotter should concern itself in general. |
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Closes #103
There are a few instances where we have to be more liberal with elevating permissions to get consistency when using different owners.