I don't understand #45
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Can you explain what this program does and how to use it because I understand nothing about what you said in the doc? For example, if I do:
I have this error:
But the file is there in my home directory. |
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A group is just a directory in The file grouping is there so that you can put all dotfiles for a single program together and then have the program validate that all dotfiles necessary for a program are correctly deployed. Instead of doing the setup you can just use If you want an example of tuckr being used, check my own dotfiles: https://github.com/raphgl/dotfiles I'm not sure if you read only the readme or not, but there's a wiki I wrote attempting to explain how it works: https://github.com/RaphGL/Tuckr/wiki |
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Thank you RaphGL for this explanation. I use stow now. |
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tuckr add
adds a group (symlinks it to home), it doesn't work on a file by file basis.A group is just a directory in
.config/dotfiles/Configs
or the equivalent in your operating system with dotfiles in it.For example for zsh you could have a directory with the path
.config/dotfiles/Configs/zsh
, which is then referred as thezsh
group on tuckr.The file grouping is there so that you can put all dotfiles for a single program together and then have the program validate that all dotfiles necessary for a program are correctly deployed.
Instead of doing the setup you can just use
tuckr push <group> <file...>
to add all related files and directories to that group. Then can dotuckr status
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