Source other configurations in a configuration
See original GitHub issueIs it somehow possible to source configuration files in other ones? What I have in mind: Having a sub directory with a config file for every program and then sourcing them in a more general one for installing them as whole.
Then it would be possible to install the dotfiles of a particular program separately (i.e. with ./install --program <name>
.
Or would it be better to put that logic completely into the install
script?
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I added a description / walkthrough to the wiki. Feel free to improve any flaws you find 😃
I tried to keep it precise and short but it’s pretty convoluted though. Maybe it’s time to split the wiki page for tips & tricks?
Thanks for the contribution, the information looks good!
Yeah, maybe that page is getting a little big – a table of contents would be nice. If someone wants to reorganize it, that would be great. Otherwise I might get to it eventually.