I have a Windows 10 with WSL2 inside.

Whenever I create a symlink in the linux side, I expect it to be seen from the windows side (as it happens for example in a server with samba). But I cannot manage to see it from windows.

I would appreciate any help in seeing the linux symlinks in the windows side

Practical example of what I do

In linux bash, it works

If I create a file named a/hello.txt and symlink b pointing to a, I can cat b/hello.txt and see it:

mkdir test
cd test/
mkdir a
echo "Hello, world!" > a/hello.txt
ln -s a b
ls -l
# See b pointing to a in the output
cat b/hello.txt
# See the file's contents in the output