Multiple plugins
See original GitHub issueHey, i’m pretty new to everything and i cant figure out how to add multiple plugins.
i have the plugins in a folder called “dotbot-plugins” and every plugin is in its own folder ex. dotbot-plugins/sudo
, dotbot-plugins/git/
every folder is a submodule.
i cant figure out what i should add to the install file to load all plugins.
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- Created 3 years ago
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Yeah, I’m not sure how to improve the interaction between
--plugin-dir
and plugins that have multiple files.It does seem a bit annoying to have to specify all the
-p ...
arguments (I recommend putting them in theinstall
file, so you don’t have to type them out every time).Would it be better if the plugins could be specified in the
install.conf.yaml
instead? Like this:(I feel like I saw an issue or PR or comment suggesting this, but I can’t seem to find it at the moment)
i figured it out, i did it with multiple
-p
flags. also i think--plugin-dir ".../dotbot-plugins/*"
may also work but the sudo plugin makes it hang for some reason. i leave this open so someone can tell me the proper way i should do this.