Overview
dis·co·set (distributed configurations setup) is a small system that helps you in managing your configuration files between various hosts and users. Quite a statement for a small script that just calls ln multiple times :-).
The script makes no assumptions about the way you share your configuration files between hosts (git, svn, dropbox, ...) or about the layout of your shared folder.
You just describe in a YAML file which configuration files belong to a specific user and a specific host and where to put symlinks to them.
See Discoset_SAMPLE.yml for an example.
Todo
- Add setup command
- Add cleanup command
- Extend tests to check for alien files
- Extend tests to check for files that are updated
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