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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
it's annoying to have to type yadm ~/.config/yadm/alt/.config/yadm/bootstrap##...,etc
Describe the solution you'd like
So the other day I noticed that you can do, e.g systemctl edit cups which will edit an override file for cups.service. I realized it would be really cool to do this for yadm. so for example, I could do, on manjaro as root, and it would be equivalent to doing
yadm edit ~/.config/yadm/pkglist.txt
vi ~/.config/yadm/alt/.config/yadm/pkglist.txt\#\#os.Linux,distro.ManjaroLinux,user.root,e.txt
yadm alt # maybe? this is optional to me
I'm of course suggesting that the edit command take the "conditions" into consideration, as well as use EDITOR and VISUAL environment variables, as well as probably its own configs and perhaps a default.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
it's annoying to have to type
yadm ~/.config/yadm/alt/.config/yadm/bootstrap##...
,etcDescribe the solution you'd like
So the other day I noticed that you can do, e.g
systemctl edit cups
which will edit an override file forcups.service
. I realized it would be really cool to do this for yadm. so for example, I could do, on manjaro as root, and it would be equivalent to doingI'm of course suggesting that the edit command take the "conditions" into consideration, as well as use
EDITOR
andVISUAL
environment variables, as well as probably its own configs and perhaps a default.https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemctl.html#edit%20UNIT%E2%80%A6
you'll note it reloads the daemon, but it doesn't start/stop anything, so not sure about
yadm alt
Describe alternatives you've considered
Do what I'm doing now. I suppose I could write a shell function that I put in my zshrc and alias it in the yadm gitconfig.
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