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Previous to this patch, having a config like the following would not work properly: - link: ~/a: ~/b This was because the '~' was expanded on the left hand side (the link target), but not the right hand side (the link source). It was necessary to use a workaround like this: - link: ~/a: $HOME/b This was because variable expansion was being done, but user expansion was not being done. This commit adds support for using '~' in the link source. |
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clean-missing.bash | ||
clean-nonexistent.bash | ||
clean-outside.bash | ||
config-blank.bash | ||
config-empty.bash | ||
config-json-tabs.bash | ||
config-json.bash | ||
defaults.bash | ||
link-environment-user-expansion-target.bash | ||
link-environment-variable-expansion-source-extended.bash | ||
link-environment-variable-expansion-source.bash | ||
link-environment-variable-expansion-target.bash | ||
link-environment-variable-unset.bash | ||
link-force-overwrite-symlink.bash | ||
link-leaves-file.bash | ||
link-relative.bash | ||
link-relink-leaves-file.bash | ||
link-relink-overwrite-symlink.bash | ||
link-relink-relative-leaves-file.bash | ||
plugin-dir.bash | ||
plugin.bash | ||
shell-allow-stdout.bash | ||
shell-disables-stdout.bash |