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This looks cool. I currently have a nest of dotfiles I manage with Git, and since I try to use them across Ubuntu, OpenBSD and macOS, the platform-specific stuf
by Cyberdog 5y ago
This looks cool. I currently have a nest of dotfiles I manage with Git, and since I try to use them across Ubuntu, OpenBSD and macOS, the platform-specific stuff seems useful.
But is there a way to "promote" my existing Git repo to something yadm can use? If I just `cd ~; yadm status` I'm told a Git repo doesn't exist, when it most certainly does (`git status` behaves as expected). Or is the best way to just blow away my existing .git directory and start over using only yadm? I skimmed your docs for an answer to this but couldn't find it.
- TheLocehiliosan 5y agoThe best way would be to use “yadm clone” to clone the remote repo. yadm will keep its repo in ~/.local/share/yadm/repo.git. Once cloned, you do not need to be in any specific directory to run yadm.