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RIGHT? I could MAYBE see it if you were sharing your things on your personal blog -- but "github dotfile repos" feels wildly icky to me.
How? What? It's not icky.
Kinda feels like uploading a picture of my bathroom/medicine cabinet. There's nothing in there particularly incriminating or whatever. Just kinda feels weird.
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chezmoi includes secret scanning from https://gitleaks.io/ by default to catch when you accidentally add a file with a secret in it. To be even more confident, you should add gitleaks as a git hook to your repo however.
How do you automatically set up the hooks, e.g. when you clone the repo on a new computer? Also, is there a way to automatically edit a chezmoi managed file in the chezmoi directory? I accidentally type stuff like "nvim .bashrc" way too often and then forget I never added the changes to chezmoi. It would be neat if there was a vim plugin or something that just opened the chezmoi file instead if it's managed.
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How do you automatically set up the hooks, e.g. when you clone the repo on a new computer? Also, is there a way to automatically edit a chezmoi managed file in the chezmoi directory? I accidentally type stuff like "nvim .bashrc" way too often and then forget I never added the changes to chezmoi. It would be neat if there was a vim plugin or something that just opened the chezmoi file instead if it's managed.
Please can you open an issue or discussion for these questions on https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi - this way more people will both be able to help and more people will see the answer.