I manage mine, as I’m sure many do, via a Github repo — as well as my vimrc. They both include make based installers for easy installation, as well as (very old) Dockerfiles for quick mucking container.
The dotfiles repo loads a .localrc to include things I don’t wish to share. Mostly very work specific aliases and functions.
Admittedly, I don’t push nearly often enough, nor do I clean up the files within with any kind of diligence.
I build developer tools and services at Microsoft (currently Codespaces, Live Share, IntelliCode) and maintain some OSS projects (CodeTour, GistPad, CodeSwing, WikiLens)
Very cool! I really like the “.localrc” idea. That seems like a great solution for keeping a public dotfiles repo for most of your settings, while being able to keep some things private 👍
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I manage mine, as I’m sure many do, via a Github repo — as well as my vimrc. They both include make based installers for easy installation, as well as (very old) Dockerfiles for quick mucking container.
The dotfiles repo loads a
.localrcto include things I don’t wish to share. Mostly very work specific aliases and functions.Admittedly, I don’t push nearly often enough, nor do I clean up the files within with any kind of diligence.
Very cool! I really like the “.localrc” idea. That seems like a great solution for keeping a public dotfiles repo for most of your settings, while being able to keep some things private 👍