Rudder

The question I was wondering is "do we want 1/ (-L + -type f) or do we want 2/ (-type f - o -type l)

(The -type s was clearly an error, as it's type "socket").

In case 1/ I'm saying "I want symling which points toward files (and files)". In 2/, I'm saying "I want files, and symlink, whatever they point to".

I believe we don't want symling pointing toward directories. But we want all files, even if they are under a sylinked directory. So we want 1/

Applied in changeset commit:760e61a5552129f997d89fdf4d01527cfd430c4a.

Example:

== [fanf@luhman16] /tmp/test  ==
% tree
.
|-- a.link -> a.plop
|-- a.plop
|-- foo
|   `-- b.plop
`-- foo.link -> foo

2 directories, 3 files

== [fanf@luhman16] /tmp/test  ==
% find . -type f -o -type l
./a.plop
./a.link
./foo/b.plop
./foo.link

== [fanf@luhman16] /tmp/test  ==
% find -L . -type f
./a.plop
./a.link
./foo/b.plop
./foo.link/b.plop
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I really don't think we want "foo.link" ever, but we want "foo.link/b.plop".