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Support ln=target in LS_COLORS (#774) #960
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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.
When I built I can't figure out what the exact situation is and looking at the patch, I can't see why it would have that effect, but it does @LarsHaalck |
You are right, but I think this is an issue with a previous commit and not with this PR. I also have this when building the exa from source without my PR. I think it is related to this #990 |
I didn't see how it could be related to your code. I should have checked to see if their were commits between the latest release and HEAD. I'll take a look later. Nice work on the symlink patch. Since I found that feature of |
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
It is allowed to set
ln=target
instead of a color (e.g. like this), which was not supported by exa.Setting
ln=target
highlights a link in the same color as the referred file. Dangling/orphaned links are always colored using the specifiedor=
color.See related issue (#774) for details