Get input output list with symlinks #544
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Add a function to return inputs and outputs. Note that symlinks point foo to bar will be represented as foo->bar.
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Inputs are separated as 1) Paths, the 2) Symlinks, as there is no such thing as input directories; |
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Add a function to return list of inputs and outputs. Note that symlinks point foo to bar will be represented as foo->bar.
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Add a function, GetIO, to return list of inputs and outputs.
Note that symlinks with new name: my_sym_link (path), point to a old name: my_origional_file (target) will be represent as a string
my_sym_link->my_origional_file(from path to target)