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echo $i
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echo $i
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# Stow adopt, like -d, but it replaces the content in stow dir with
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# Stow adopt, like -d, but it replaces the content in stow dir with
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# what already exists
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# what already exists
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stow --adopt $i --target ~/
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done
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done
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# Now to revert the --adopt, and make it act like -d
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# Now to revert the --adopt, and make it act like -d
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# !Make sure there's nothing new/uncommited in dotfiles dir first
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# !Make sure there's nothing new/uncommited in dotfiles dir first
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#git --reset hard
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git --reset hard
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