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Because the working tree is already your home folder, you don't need to also have a copy of these files in ".myconf/".
by StreakyCobra 11y ago
Because the working tree is already your home folder, you don't need to also have a copy of these files in ".myconf/".
- idle_zealot 11y agoSo why use .myconf/ at all? What is it doing?
- telotortium 11y agoIt contains the files that would normally be in .git (run `git help gitrepository-layout` for more details on the contents).