`create` directive?
See original GitHub issueI love the simplicity of how symlinking works, but is it possible to add a create
directive, which would create a directory (and any parent directories, if necessary), without symlinking? Right now I’m running this as a shell command:
- description: Creating vim undo cache
command: "[ -d ~/.vim/undo ] || mkdir ~/.vim/undo"
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- Created 4 years ago
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Sounds good. Let’s leave out the file option until someone has a use case for it.
Let me know when your PR is ready for review 😃
Closes by #200.