Stop using symlinks for shell script launchers #10921
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For windows users that use MINGW the shell scripts as still useful (preferable to the .bat scripts) but they don't support symlink. Add a little script for managing these entry points. This change was mostly mechanically created by running this script.
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For windows users that use MINGW the shell scripts as still useful
(preferable to the .bat scripts) but they don't support symlink.
Write little script for managing these entry points.