Steps to reproduce:
lnk init --remote https://github.com/xplshn/dotfilestouch ~/examplelnk add ~/examplelnk push: ❌ Failed to push changes to remote repository. Please check your network connection and repository permissions.
It doesn't provide the output of git, but my guess is that it is using main for some reason, while the default branch name I use is master
Just capturing the output of git branch once would be enough to be able to always use the correct branch.
But better than that, this could be the opportunity to add the ability to use different branches and easily switch dotfiles
EDIT: Yup, that's the issue.
I modified the line shown in the screen, then did go install and lnk push began working.
I'm not sure if I want to trust lnk, due to, past experiences.
I'm gonna back up my files with a reliable script that I wrote and then try lnk again
Btw, is there any reason why I have to do --recursive? Couldn't it detect folders?
EDIT 2: also did the same for lnk pull (removed the hard-coded "main"). And disregard what I said above about --recursive, I still don't understand why I would want to use --recursive or not, the help text doesn't explain what it means to ""manage" it individually", it just says that it'd do that.
Steps to reproduce:
lnk init --remote https://github.com/xplshn/dotfilestouch ~/examplelnk add ~/examplelnk push:❌ Failed to push changes to remote repository. Please check your network connection and repository permissions.It doesn't provide the output of
git, but my guess is that it is usingmainfor some reason, while the default branch name I use ismasterJust capturing the output of
git branchonce would be enough to be able to always use the correct branch.But better than that, this could be the opportunity to add the ability to use different branches and easily switch dotfiles
EDIT: Yup, that's the issue.
I modified the line shown in the screen, then did
go installandlnk pushbegan working.I'm not sure if I want to trust
lnk, due to, past experiences.I'm gonna back up my files with a reliable script that I wrote and then try
lnkagainBtw, is there any reason why I have to do --recursive? Couldn't it detect folders?
EDIT 2: also did the same for
lnk pull(removed the hard-coded "main"). And disregard what I said above about --recursive, I still don't understand why I would want to use --recursive or not, the help text doesn't explain what it means to ""manage" it individually", it just says that it'd do that.