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The reason for the symlink gsudo\$version\sudo.exe -> gsudo\$version\gsudo.exe is to keep each version self contained.
You select one version or the other, by redirecting the current symlink.
Please explain: What is the problem of the original approach, and/or what do you gain with this change?
Description
Tiny little nit (that might not be worth changing), but looking at the installed directory files:
The symlink for
sudo.exe
points directly at the installed version of thegsudo.exe
.For example, after installing version 2.5.1, the symlink points at
C:\Program Files\gsudo\2.5.1\gsudo.exe
The ...
\gsudo\Current
junction points at the installed version (e.g. the ...\gsudo\2.5.1
) directory.Proposed technical details
Make the symlink for
sudo.exe
point at ...\gsudo\Current\gsudo.exe
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