← Back to context Comment by datadrivenangel 13 hours ago This allows us to remove our one line Claude.md files that just say "AGENTS.MD" 18 comments datadrivenangel Reply whalesalad 13 hours ago ln -s AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md lolpython 13 hours ago Fine if you don't need to git checkout the repo on Windows :) Arcuru 13 hours ago Just .gitignore CLAUDE.md and handle it locally. Checking in a symlink would be weird. skeledrew 12 hours ago Wow, still not there yet. After all these years. 7 replies → jpollock 12 hours ago I'm surprised Git and/or Windows don't support symlinks? 4 replies → whalesalad 13 hours ago oh god. sorry. verdverm 11 hours ago you'll need to wrap that in a `find` because of nested instruction files
whalesalad 13 hours ago ln -s AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md lolpython 13 hours ago Fine if you don't need to git checkout the repo on Windows :) Arcuru 13 hours ago Just .gitignore CLAUDE.md and handle it locally. Checking in a symlink would be weird. skeledrew 12 hours ago Wow, still not there yet. After all these years. 7 replies → jpollock 12 hours ago I'm surprised Git and/or Windows don't support symlinks? 4 replies → whalesalad 13 hours ago oh god. sorry. verdverm 11 hours ago you'll need to wrap that in a `find` because of nested instruction files
lolpython 13 hours ago Fine if you don't need to git checkout the repo on Windows :) Arcuru 13 hours ago Just .gitignore CLAUDE.md and handle it locally. Checking in a symlink would be weird. skeledrew 12 hours ago Wow, still not there yet. After all these years. 7 replies → jpollock 12 hours ago I'm surprised Git and/or Windows don't support symlinks? 4 replies → whalesalad 13 hours ago oh god. sorry.
Arcuru 13 hours ago Just .gitignore CLAUDE.md and handle it locally. Checking in a symlink would be weird.
ln -s AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md
Fine if you don't need to git checkout the repo on Windows :)
Just .gitignore CLAUDE.md and handle it locally. Checking in a symlink would be weird.
Wow, still not there yet. After all these years.
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I'm surprised Git and/or Windows don't support symlinks?
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oh god. sorry.
you'll need to wrap that in a `find` because of nested instruction files