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Use powershell command Get-item. target to get target symlink issue #93759
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This PR tries to fix issue kubernetes#93759
This PR tries to fix issue kubernetes#93759
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This PR tries to fix issue kubernetes#93759
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As a workaround solution for issue, golang/go#39786, I used powershell command "(Get-Item -Path %s ).Target" to get the target symlink. However, it does not work under following situation.
When using powershell command to get the target link, it works for path 3, but not path 4.
Run command (Get-item -Path /var/lib/kubelet/pod/xx/volume/xxx).Target, it will get path /var/lib/kubelet/plugins/... correctly,
but (Get-item -Path /var/lib/kubelet/pod/xx/volume/xxx/subpath).Target, it will return C:/subpath which does not exist.
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