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@BecoKo BecoKo commented Dec 28, 2024

Make os.path.realpath to ignore WinError 1005 in non-strict mode. (Tested on OS Windows 11)

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In cryptomator running WinFSP volume as administrator and make encrypted volumes available to all users, is not recommended.

…contain a recognized file system

Make os.path.realpath to ignore WinError 1005 in non-strict mode. Issue: cryptomator/cryptomator#2359
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Hi, thanks for contributing! 3.11 is a security-only branch, so we can't accept bugfixes for it. (See the version status page.)

I'm closing this as you should definitely not try and switch the target branch, because you'll probably end up triggering a review from every codeowner via a huge diff (that's been an issue in the past). Go ahead and open a new PR with this fix targetting the main branch, and feel free to tag me if you have any questions.

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