Add realpath for relative symlinks #124
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Thanks for the contribution. Seems like something is broken on macos. |
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Yes, you are right: $ which realpath
/opt/homebrew/opt/coreutils/libexec/gnubin/realpathI will check native realpath. My mistake. |
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I've added proper PATH to ci.yml for macos agent.
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Replace generating symlinks from absolute to relative path.
Now symlinks from $BASHER_PREFIX/{man,bin,completions} are relative to $BASHER_PACKAGES_PATH/package.
Why?
I copy/rsync basher to VMs via ansible. This way, I can also copy installed packages. And I don't have internet access on all machines.