See title. Is this expected?
I am on Windows 10
If there is already a symlink and I want to overwrite it, symlink
errors.
But isfile
returns false on the symlink.
Is there any way I can determine if it exists?
See title. Is this expected?
I am on Windows 10
If there is already a symlink and I want to overwrite it, symlink
errors.
But isfile
returns false on the symlink.
Is there any way I can determine if it exists?
You’re probably looking for ispath
, with the distinction being that path specifies anything at its location, but a file specifies a “regular” file.