My personal and highly opinionated macOS configuration, built on fish and kitty. This dotfile management solution was inspired by SneakyCobra's post on HackerNews. If you're looking for a friendlier explanation, Atlassian has a great post that I'd recommend you check out.
Before continuing, be sure you've installed macOS command line tools
xcode-select --installThe following command will execute the bootstrap script, preparing the environment to work correctly with the dotfiles. Warning: This will override any conflicting dotfiles with the dotfiles in this repository. I recommend you only run this script if you know what you're doing.
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -s -H 'Cache-Control: no-cache' https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jacksonblankenship/dotfiles/main/.config/dotfiles/bootstrap.sh)" && exitAfter bootstrap, you'll have a fish function, dot, available in your environment. Use this alias as you would typically use Git. Keep in mind that we're working with a bare git repository, so there are a few quirks to keep an eye out for. Pushing and pulling work just fine. I recommend that you be specific about what you're attempting to interface with (i.e. dot push origin main or dot pull origin main).