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rm my-link # Remove the existing symlink
ln -s /source/path my-link # Create a new symlink: ln -s [source] [link_name]
Note: In ln -s, the first argument is the source (the real file or directory), and the second is the name of the symlink you want to create.
That’s it! Simple and useful when keeping things organized in your system or project!
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