Always purge symlinks #222
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hugovk
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I believe this could be simplified further by replacing these two lines with link.unlink(missing_ok=True).
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Currently,
/3/is not purged when/3.13/updates (and the same for/dev/). This is a quick fix, a better solution would either to use rewrite rules in Nginx or to check if the symlink target has been rebuilt.A