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Possibility to put dotfiles
someplace other than $HOME
#45
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somplace other than $HOMEdotfiles
someplace other than $HOME
I'm really happy you liked Yes, it uses hardcoded I guess best way to do this is to add life-sync/src/Life/Configuration.hs Lines 57 to 60 in c3dbae3
Commands like I think it's not complicated. So I really appreciate if you're going to work on this 🙏 It's just usual type of refactoring: moving something from hardcoded constant to runtime configuration. Haskell shines in such use-cases! Also, feel free to ask any questions about codebase. I will help gladly 🙂 |
Hi, I've started this task and it looks more complicated than I imagined. My original use case was that I'd keep my dotfiles in A solution could be keeping the repo path in a separate file (e.g. Also, I noticed that making repo path dynamic eliminates one of the |
@frontsideair I see, this issue indeed might be more complicated than it looks at first glance. @nixorn is currently working on supporting branch-based workflow (see PR #46). After this is implemented, it should become easier to make |
I just started using
life-sync
and it works like magic! I just keep all my git repos under~/Code
and seems like can't movedotfiles
there.I can work on this if you think it's not complicated. I have beginner to medium Haskell experience.
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