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.dots and bootstrap.sh refactor #59

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@jeffzi jeffzi commented Feb 28, 2017

I took the ideas from #42 a bit further :

Refactor .dots:

  • Rename .dots to setup.sh. The name .dots doesn't describe the script's purpose and is not consistent with other installation scripts.
  • Remove warning message because it is duplicated in dots.sh

bootstrap.sh had 2 separate functions and has been split to reflect them:

  • update.sh : sync dev-setup repo to the local working directory if repo was cloned to working directory.
  • dots.sh : sync dots files to local home directory .

I also updated the README to reflect those changes.

Jean-Francois Zinque added 9 commits February 28, 2017 16:38
.dots ignored bootstrap.sh and used the hard-coded original dev-setup by donnemartin
bootstrap.sh copied all the installation files to the home directory.
Clean up .dots: 
* Rename .dots to setup.sh. The name ".dots" doesn't describe the script purpose and is not consistent with other installation scripts.
*  Remove warning message because it is duplicated in dots.sh

bootstrap.sh had 2 separate functions and had been split to reflect them:
* sync.sh : sync dev-setup repo to the local working directory if repo was cloned to local machine.
* dots.sh : sync dots files to home user directory .
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Hi @dweawyn, thanks for the PR! I've been tied up lately, hope to review this in the next few weeks.

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