My use case is that I have a symlink in my WSL file system to my git clone directory in my windows file system. Sometimes this results in the same repository being added to the repos list twice. As seen here for my vienas repo, where the symlink /home/nixos/win-repos points to /mnt/c/Users/jensj/repos:
This can easily be re-created by making a directory in windows, clone a repository inside it, create a symlink to the directory from WSL file system, then enter the directory both through the absolute path, and through the symlink. Result is two entries to the same repository clone.
My use case is that I have a symlink in my WSL file system to my git clone directory in my windows file system. Sometimes this results in the same repository being added to the repos list twice. As seen here for my
vienasrepo, where the symlink/home/nixos/win-repospoints to/mnt/c/Users/jensj/repos:This can easily be re-created by making a directory in windows, clone a repository inside it, create a symlink to the directory from WSL file system, then enter the directory both through the absolute path, and through the symlink. Result is two entries to the same repository clone.