Support ln=target in LS Colors (exa PR 960) #1018
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Hey, thanks for updating the pr, I will let you fix clippy lints error and check for format error in your code, they are mentionned in the checks not passing |
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Sorry. I don't know what that means. I don't actually know Rust. I just took the original patch and tweaked it to work with the current code
If you can point me in the right direction though, I'm happy to take a look
Setting "ln=target" highlights a link in the same color as the referred file. Dangling/orphaned links are always colored using the specified "or=" color. (Credit to @LarsHaalck who wrote the original ogham/exa#960)
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Setting "ln=target" highlights a link in the same color as the referred file instead of having a specific symlink color. Dangling/orphaned links are always colored using the specified "or=" color.
(Credit to @LarsHaalck who wrote the original ogham/exa#960)