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This project natively includes instead of linking which allows for machine-specific config (e.g. ~/.bashrc is machine-specific, but sources ~/.config/dmtucker/bashrc.bash which is not).
That's because of its ability to run any custom logic (i.e. it can be "smarter" than stow).
<disi> reading a couple articles on GNU stow, i've seen comments like "it's not really a good idea to make your whole home directory a git repo"... why is that?
<ikke> it takes one command to nuke all contents that are not tracked
<ikke> secondly, git treats ignored files as trashable
<ikke> merge conflicts can cause files to get (temporarily) corrupt
How does this project compare to other solutions?
stow
~/.bashrc
is machine-specific, butsource
s~/.config/dmtucker/bashrc.bash
which is not).stow
).chezmoi
bash
,wget
,tar
, etc.) are far more ubiquitous thanchezmoi
.Maybe these comparisons belong in a wiki page?
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