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by ignoring the .lxc and jails directories it means that the jlmkr script can be run directly from a checkout, complete with documentation and templates
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Nice! Perhaps create a PR for the README too? :) |
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The gitignore file ignores the .lxc and jails directories. This means that a user can directly clone the jailmaker repository and then run the jlmkr.py script from the repository, thus allowing access to templates and documentation, without polluting their repo with untracked files
Additionally, assuming a user has created a tank/jailmaker dataset, they would be able to bootstrap jailmaker by running
git clone https://github.com/Jip-Hop/jailmaker.git /mnt/tank/jailmakerAfter that, it would be a simple matter of running
git pull originto upgrade jailmaker, or even bettergit checkout v2.0to checkout a specific release, etc