Dit is different in that it thinks it's git - it git hooks into any given git repository, and it does all the work in the background whenever you make a commit in the repository or pull from a remote. The only command you ever run is "dit init" and the rest is done for you.
I made dit because everything else I found to manage dotfiles seemed to be incredibly intricate (rcm, homesick), and I just wanted something simple I could install and forget about ever needing to manage again.
Any feedback as to coding style, bugs, concept, features you would enjoy, etc is appreciated.
I made dit because everything else I found to manage dotfiles seemed to be incredibly intricate (rcm, homesick), and I just wanted something simple I could install and forget about ever needing to manage again.
Any feedback as to coding style, bugs, concept, features you would enjoy, etc is appreciated.