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jbernard
Dotfile management made easy
Hi again; I noticed symlinks are not removed when the corresponding files disappear from the dotfiles repo, after an `-f -s` sync. May be related to #75 in logic.
The released version is lagging heavily behind, `v0.6.4` on pip vs `v0.9.dev3` on `master`. Consider opening issues for things that are blocking the release.
This include both merged features (updating https://github.com/jbernard/dotfiles/pull/11). Any bug reports appreciated. Works well for me. Both features have corresponding unittests. Splitting both features in separate patches involves some more (useless?)...
I finally attempted to include `~/.local/...` in my dotfiles set, and as a result, lost the entire contents of the folder when running `dotfiles -f -s`. I realize `-f` is...
How do I link a non-dot file not in the home directory. Note, I have a few regular dotfiles that are working correctly. I want to link `custom.js` in a...
Using the "add" option on files in another subdirectory of $HOME, it is not compatible with the "sync" action that does not create a symbolic link from where the "add"...
I've been using this for some years on Windows, Mac and Linux to manage my dotfiles, and just recently updated to latest version. I notice you removed Windows symlink support...
First of all, thank you for this tool. I've been using it for more than a year and recommend it to all my colleagues :+1: After all this time, however,...
When using a symlink in the repo dotfiles thinks that it should follow the symlink and dotfiles considers all files in the symlink target. One of the strengths of the...
This example would lead to an error: ``` [dotfiles] repository = $HOME/dev/src/dotfiles ignore = [ '.git', '.gitignore', '*.swp', 'README.md'] ``` Error: Could not find dotfiles repository "/home/xyz/$HOME/dev/src/dotfiles"
