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To support Antidote ( https://getantidote.github.io/ ), put each tool in a subdirectory. May also help other shell package managers.
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To support Antidote ( https://getantidote.github.io/ ), put each tool in a subdirectory.
Without these changes -- as far as I can tell -- it's only possible to install all of the tools using Antidote, using:
May also help other shell package managers that otherwise would not be able to install individual tools.
Tested locally by adding the following to my
~/.zsh_plugins.txtfile:(and then running
antidote bundle <~/.zsh_plugins.txt >~/.zsh_plugins.zsh, since that's how I chose to setup Antidote, see https://getantidote.github.io/ for details)PS: I would've opened an issue first, but that doesn't seem to be an option.