v0.7.1
Small follow-up to v0.7.0. Path operands now accept symlinks instead of being rejected.
seek 'TODO' ./link-to-notes # link resolved to its target before walkingHighlights
- Path operands follow symlinks.
os.Lstatis replaced byos.Statin both the external-operand path and the current-Git-scope path, and the explicitunsupported symlink path operandrejection is removed. - A symlinked operand whose target matches another operand is deduplicated against the direct target (single corpus, single result set).
- A symlink that lives inside the current Git worktree and points to a tracked file is scoped like a direct path inside the worktree.
- A symlink that lives inside the current Git worktree but points outside it is routed through the external-operand path and indexed as a folder/file corpus.
- A broken symlink operand returns an error from the
read pathstep instead of being silently dropped. - Symlinks discovered during corpus walks are still skipped (unchanged from v0.7.0).
Usage notes
- The v0.7.0 rule "path operands cannot be symlinks" no longer applies. Replace it with: symlinked operands are silently resolved to their targets.
CLAUDE.mdupdated to document multi-path operands, external folder operands, mixed in-repo and external paths, exact-file operands, and silent symlink resolution.
Development
- Added integration tests: symlink-to-file follows the target, symlink-vs-target dedup, in-worktree symlink scoping, in-worktree symlink pointing outside is routed external, broken-link error reporting.
Full changelog: v0.7.0...v0.7.1