Jakub Narebski wrote:
Not true. Symlink HEAD still works, and we have even core.preferSymlinkRefs
configuration variable.
Yes, but it has to be a symlink pointing into "refs/", not just a regular
file holding a hash value. Which is fine for most purposes but sort of a
pain for me.
I'll probably have it be a symlink to "refs/gitfs-dynamic" or something and
then have "refs" be populated with that synthetic file and symlinks to
any of the normal contents of the refs directory. Not too bad, but will
take a little bit of code.