Attachment paths are not resolved correctly when the Org file is symlinked elsewhere. This may or may not be a bug, but I think it's undesired behavior:
1. Create an Org file somewhere, say ~/Desktop/test.org. 2. In test.org, create an attachment: `C-c C-a m' as a file. Either the "copy" or "move" attachment method can be used. 3. Symlink test.org from elsewhere, say /tmp/test.org -> ~/Desktop/test.org 4. In a fresh Emacs session, open /tmp/test.org and try to open the attachment directory (`C-c C-a f'). Two things happen: - An empty directory is created, like /tmp/data/48/2697ee-913c-4eee-b1fb-636416d3fb6b - The original attachment can't be found, since it's actually in ~/Desktop/data/48/2697ee-913c-4eee-b1fb-636416d3fb6b Tested with `emacs -q' with Org 9.6.23, and with commit 1ae978f940c0f88473f2232177c63a0de7fb7a1c from two weeks ago. Karthik
