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How to add a configuration (using VCSH and MR)
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_config_name="foobar" # Replace "foobar" with the config name | |
_config_repo="[email protected]:alem0lars/configs-${_config_name}.git" # Replace with the right remote repo | |
# 1. Create the remote repository named: config-${_config_name} | |
# MANUAL | |
# 2. Add to MR | |
# 2.1 Add to available.d | |
echo "[\$HOME/.config/vcsh/repo.d/${_config_name}.git]" > ~/.config/mr/available.d/${_config_name}.vcsh | |
echo "checkout = vcsh clone ${_config_repo} ${_config_name}" >> ~/.config/mr/available.d/${_config_name}.vcsh | |
vcsh mr add -f ~/.config/mr/available.d/${_config_name}.vcsh | |
# 2.2 Add to config.d | |
_cur_dir=`pwd`; cd ~/.config/mr/config.d; ln -s ../available.d/${_config_name}.vcsh .; cd ${_cur_dir} | |
vcsh mr add -f .config/mr/config.d/${_config_name}.vcsh | |
# 3. Pull the remote repository | |
mr update | |
# 4. Add the desired files | |
# MANUAL (e.g. to add `~/my/config` execute `vcsh ${_config_name} add ~/my/config`) | |
# 5. Generate the gitignore file for the configuration repository | |
vcsh write-gitignore ${_config_name} | |
vcsh ${_config_name} add -f .gitignore.d/${_config_name} | |
vcsh write-gitignore ${_config_name} # Update the gitignore to allow tracking of gitignore itself | |
# 6. Modify the gitignore file for the MR repository | |
vcsh write-gitignore mr | |
# 7. Commit (and push) changes | |
mr commit -m "Added ${_config_name}" |
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