I did an ln -s file1 file2 in gitbash.
when I did an ls -l file2 it did not have an "s" in it.
When I did "stat" on each file, there were different inodes.
I was wondering whether "ln -s" (symbolic links) do not work on git bash in Windows 7?
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how to get it enabled after its installed
I would just reinstall gitbash, quick and easy!