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Eric's configs

different portable configs stored in the cloud

Dotfiles

Install

** WIP ** For now it seems to work best if you export the location of your dotfiles and then source it.
This is what I used on the mac, change the full path to reflect the machine you are working on.

Add the two following lines wherever your config file is first loaded (.bashrcor .bash_profile) :

export dot_dir="/Users/ericfontaine/Configs/dotfiles"
source /Users/ericfontaine/Configs/dotfiles/.bash_aliases

Git

If you install zsh and Prezto, it comes with it's own git aliases.
If you need inspiration for new git aliases check SH's repo

VS Code configs

Snippets

VS Code allows one JSON per language and/or one global snippet file.
For now we're using the global file and are setting scope to specific language for the main reason that I only use a handful of snippets so it seems silly to have many files.

Importing

Snippet file should be moved to .../Code/User/snippets/.

For BNC Windows install the full path was : C:\Users\FONE003\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\snippets\global.code-snippets

For a refresher on snippets see the user guide

KeyBindings

Thanks

This repo was inspired by this article: Dotfiles are meant to be forked. (and no this is not a fork)

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