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The Windows itself may not use dotfiles (although VS Code does IIRC), but lots of stuff lazily ported to Windows, including Git for Windows, do place random dot
by Joker_vD 3y ago
The Windows itself may not use dotfiles (although VS Code does IIRC), but lots of stuff lazily ported to Windows, including Git for Windows, do place random dotfiles straight into %USERPROFILE%, which they arguably shouldn't.
- jiggawatts 3y agoThe linked Go library in the original article correctly places dot files in the correct Windows folder. Most of the others don’t.