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I would like to add some personal hosts, but don't want them to be versioned. It makes sense to include this kind of customization? If not, we have always to manage files that should be committed and not.
Idea: add an extra file, something like /configs/hosts.custom that should be appended to /etc/hosts at the install.sh, and add that extra file to .gitignore?
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that could work--also I've migrated myself to use https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts, which might be a better add in replacement for the hosts file in the repo...
yeah, either it could be added as a git submodule like oh-my-zsh, or part of the install script could clone the repo and run the hosts setup. With the submodule approach, the install script should probably do a git submodule update, but with the clone on demand approach it could just clone into /tmp. Either way seems fine.
Feel free to PR it -- you'll likely get to it before I do :)
Hi there,
I would like to add some personal hosts, but don't want them to be versioned. It makes sense to include this kind of customization? If not, we have always to manage files that should be committed and not.
Idea: add an extra file, something like
/configs/hosts.custom
that should be appended to/etc/hosts
at the install.sh, and add that extra file to .gitignore?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: