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Add forkgit to support dotfiles repo in fork
Nice! Now I don't have to `yadm enter` all the time and I can keep the
repo open without mucking up other ones. Very slick
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.forkgit
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.forkgit
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git-dir = .local/share/yadm/repo.git
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.gitconfig
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.gitconfig
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conflicts = !sh -c 'git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U --line-prefix="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/"'
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local-branch = "!git branch --format '%(refname:short) %(upstream:trackshort)' | awk '{if (!$2 || $2 == \"[gone]\") print $1;}'"
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local-branch-clean = "!for b in $(git local-branch); do echo \"$b\"; git ld --color=always \"$b\" \"^$(git default-branch)\" | sed \"s/^/ /\"; printf \"\\x1b[B\\x1b[m\\n\"; read -r -p \"Delete branch? [y/N]: \"; if [[ \"$REPLY\" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then git branch -D \"$b\"; fi; done #"
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# Helpers for quoting/unquoting git aliases, from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38057261/git-config-alias-escaping
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quote-string = "!read -r l; printf \\\"!; printf %s \"$l\" | sed 's/\\([\\\"]\\)/\\\\\\1/g'; printf \" #\\\"\\n\" #"
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quote-string-undo = "!read -r l; printf %s \"$l\" | sed 's/\\\\\\([\\\"]\\)/\\1/g'; printf \"\\n\" #"
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assign-pr = "!f() { git config branch.\"$1\".github-pr-owner-number \"$(git remote get-url origin | sed -E \"s#.*github[.]com[/:]([^.]+)([.]git)?#\\1#\" | tr \"/\" \"#\")#$2\"; }; f"
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assign-pr = "!f() { PR=\"$1\"; shift; BR=\"${1:-$(git symbolic-ref HEAD | sed 's#refs/heads/##')}\"; git config \"branch.${BR}.github-pr-owner-number\" \"$(gh repo view --json nameWithOwner -q '.nameWithOwner' | tr '/' '#')#$PR\"; }; f"
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git = !git
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merge-latest = !sh -c \"git bpull $1 && git merge $1\"
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recommit = !git commit -eF \"$(git rev-parse --git-dir)/COMMIT_EDITMSG\"
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.gitignore
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.gitignore
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# This isn't necessary for yadm, but git-crypt tries to traverse these files
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# Any exclusions here aren't necessary for yadm, but git-crypt and fork.dev try
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# to traverse all the non-ignored files which can be really slow, particularly
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# for things like cache dirs and stuff like ~/Documents
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*
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# Keep dot directories and the README tracked. Including all .* files is a bit messy
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!.*/
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!README.md
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/.Trash/
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/.cache/
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.gitmodules
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.gitmodules