I wonder if any of the mainstream sync services (e.g. Dropbox and the likes) is able to sync relative symbolic links among the synced folders correctly.
And by supporting I mean uploading and syncing them as symlinks rather than resolving them and uploading them as a duplicate of the original file/folder.
To the best of my knowledge Dropbox doesn't really understand symlinks, and I can not find much information about GDrive, OneDrive, Box, etc…
This can't be awfully hard to implement, so I am hoping at least one of these services offers the functionality. That is the way I make my resources accessible from different locations, instead of creating redundant copies.
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I was looking for an answer to this and just tested out a number of syncing services on my Mac by trying to copy an OSX framework. The only one that successfully copied the internal symbolic links between folders was...
It seemed to work fine, symbolic links were copied as expected. I don't really know anything else about the service - I just found out about it today.
The following completely ignored the symbolic links: Google Drive, Box, OneDrive, Mega, iCloud Drive
The following copied the contents of the symbolic link like it was a folder (thus resulting in duplicate files): Dropbox