Fix error caused by broken symlinks #494
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When a symbolic link points to an invalid path, the value of `link_to` equals `nil`. This value makes `utils.path_relative` throw an error, since it expects a string as the first argument
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This reverts commit 933d69a.
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When a symbolic link points to an invalid path, the value of `link_to` equals `nil`. This value makes `utils.path_relative` throw an error, since it expects a string as the first argument
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Closes #493
When a symbolic link points to an invalid path, the value of
link_toequals
nil. This value makesutils.path_relativethrow an error,since it expects a string as the first argument