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[user] [user]
email = matthewbinning@pm.me email = matthewbinning@pm.me
name = Matthew Binning name = Matthew Binning
username = matthew.binning username = matthew.binning
editor = vi editor = vi
autocrlf = input autocrlf = input
[init] [init]
defaultBranch = main defaultBranch = main
[pull] [pull]
rebase = true rebase = true
[push] [push]
autoSetupRemote = true autoSetupRemote = true
[alias] [alias]
st = status br = branch
sw = switch rb = rebase
lg = log --oneline --graph --decorate st = status
sw = switch
l = log --oneline --graph --decorate
[credential] [credential]
helper = store helper = store

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# Shortenings # Shortenings
alias \ alias \
d='docker' \ d='docker' \
g='git' \
k='kubectl' \ k='kubectl' \
s='sudo' s='sudo'

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# dotfiles # dotfiles
This assumes you are on a bash-based system, like Debian. This uses symlinks to quickly set up a bash-based system, like NixOS or Debian.
Clone this repository into your home folder. Clone this repository into your home folder.
Then `cd ~/dotfiles && ./install.sh`. Then `cd ~/dotfiles && ./install.sh`.
After first install, the symlinks will be set up.
Thereafter, `git pull` will simply bring in updates to these managed dotfiles.

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#!/usr/bin/env sh #!/usr/bin/env sh
ln -si "$HOME"/dotfiles/.gitconfig ~/.gitconfig ln -si "$HOME"/dotfiles/.gitconfig ~/.gitconfig
printf '. ~/dotfiles/.profile' >> ~/.bashrc printf '. ~/dotfiles/.profile' > ~/.bashrc