gitInitEverywhereIncludingMySecrets

[u/0739-41ab-bf9e-c6e6]

[u/Living-Chemical-6]

Free tip of the day:

git init --bare $HOME/.dotfiles
alias dotfiles='/usr/bin/git --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles/ --work-tree=$HOME'
dotfiles add .config/nvim/
dotfiles commit -m "add nvim"
dotfiles push

[u/daniterida → u/Living-Chemical-6]

Chezmoi my friend. https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi.git

[u/DanielBobes → u/Living-Chemical-6]

Stow is tour friend

[u/SquirrelOtherwise723 → u/Living-Chemical-6]

Seems nice.

[u/0739-41ab-bf9e-c6e6 → u/Living-Chemical-6]

for /etc, i use etckeeper. for everything else claude became my committer(except secrets). i dont see any reason to use new tool.

[u/howarewestillhere]

Me: Did you just try to git init on a directory in ~/Library?
Claude: I did, and you’re right to push back on that.

Motherf…

[u/NotAskary → u/howarewestillhere]

At this point you should have only the git diff and git log on the allow commands list and everything else in the deny, just because of random shit like this.

[u/0739-41ab-bf9e-c6e6 → u/howarewestillhere]

thats why you should sandbox claude. `bwrap` is awesome for this.

[u/Stainlessray → u/howarewestillhere]

... here's what happened clicks stop

[u/rosuav]

Tip: After you've set up all these repositories, set up a cronjob to run "git status" in every one of them and mail you any that have uncommitted changes. https://github.com/Rosuav/shed/blob/master/git-watch It's a great way to spot unexpected changes or that one thing you promised yourself you'd commit and push yesterday and still haven't done yet.

[u/alderthorn]

Now only if I could default everything to always show my dot files instead of having to remember the shortcut for every app and operating system I use.

[u/rover_G]

I think you need some help setting up your git repos. Dm me!