/$NAME.git]
checkout = vcsh clone ~/tree/vcsh.repos/$NAME $NAME
EOF
ln -s ../available.d/$NAME.vcsh $HOME/.config/mr/config.d
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This doesn't do the initial push however, because this needs a commit
to work. At least it does make things a bit easier then doing
everything by hand.
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one, since
there are so nice ways to autogenerate changelogs from Git commit messages.
Out of curiosity, why not just use git log ?
A changelog file could get included in the Debian package, and that
might be a good thing.
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, but unfortunately am lacking the key
time ingredient required to make it work.
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in it.
In which case, what is the point behind vcsh write-gitignore?
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On Mon, 30 Mar 2015 at 06:28 John Whitley whit...@bangpath.org wrote:
Related thought about vcsh: I've been meaning to add a vcsh each command
as a generalization of vcsh {push,pull}. E.g. vcsh each git config
branch.master.rebase true. That would be handy in cases like this where I
want to
