# On windows there is no need to add the watches to the ancestors
# so we will always return true. The reason for this is that the
# handles that we open stop the user from renaming the ancestors of
# the UDF, for a user to do that he has to unsync the udf first
This too:
For Windows:
Also, they must not be literal paths, that is the \\?\ prefix should not be
in the path.
This comment is *Very* specific to windows:
# On windows there is no need to add the watches to the ancestors
# so we will always return true. The reason for this is that the
# handles that we open stop the user from renaming the ancestors of
# the UDF, for a user to do that he has to unsync the udf first
This too:
For Windows:
Also, they must not be literal paths, that is the \\?\ prefix should not be
in the path.
Both should be in windows.py.