Felix Nehrke
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I barely have any file valled "vault.ini" or "vault.yml" except of in the ansible context. So, this treat all these files as ansible-vault files. The other change affects the way we're looking for an ansible.cfg file. 1st we check if it's present in the current working dir, if it's missing there we check if one exists in the same directory as the vault-file itself. If we do not find any files then we give up and do not decrypt/encrypt the vault-file. Note, that this also means that we need an ansible.cfg for the vault to be encrypted/decrypted, no other method is implemented.
Dotfiles
I use stow to sync my dotfiles between the OS and this repository.
Requirements
Install git and stow if not already present on the system.
Install via apt on Debian/Ubuntu
sudo apt install git stowInstall via brew on macos
brew install git stowSetup and useage
My dev-machine setup will install and setup these dotfiles automatically.
So, the only thing I’ve to care about is the stow . --adopt command and to commit changes to the VSC.
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Checkout this repository into ~/dotfiles and apply run stow to sync the dotfiles.
The directory should be loacted directly in the HOME directory.
Otherwise stow needs an additional flat -t $HOME everytime, which is a bit annoying!
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git clone git@gitea.nehrke.info:nemoinho/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles (1)
cd $_
stow --adopt . (2)
[ -n "$(git status --short)" ] && git restore . (3)| 1 | Clone this repository |
| 2 | Create symlinks for all files managed by this repository, so that the file in the $HOME points to the file in this repository |
| 3 | In case of differences between existing files and the ones from this repository keep the version of the repository |
Removing files
If a file is going to be removed make sure to remove the linked file as well.
Otherwise we end up with a bunch of dangling files in $HOME!
To automatically delete these dangling links we can use a git-hook as the following. That will remove the links pre-commit.
Setup git-hook to automatically remove links to deleted files
cat <<EOF > .git/hooks/pre-commit
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e
git status --short | grep -E '^D|^R' | sed 's/...//;s/ -> .*//' | while read f
do
test -L "\$HOME/\$f" && rm "\$HOME/\$f"
done
EOF
chmod +x .git/hooks/pre-commit