better handling of dotfiles for ~/.common_env #1
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Hrmm will need to update since CI failed with a traceback on my regex, however it's output clearly indicates the existence of both a .bash_profile and .zshrc which are not created "out-of-the-box" in ~/. |
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bump |
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Let's rebuild it on travis ! In case travis throws weird errors, just relaunch it ! |
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Will this PR also hide the errors for the non-existing files? |
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The errors can be safely ignored, but we do need to check for the existence of certain files before we go and blindly squash people's dotfiles, see osxc/legacy-common#8 for more reasoning behind why. |
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Thanks for the info! At first I thought something went wrong. Love this tool! |
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made it more like legacy-common so it also handles .profile as last resort, creating one if needed.