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Sign upSeparate system and user config files #668
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Sounds like a good idea to me! Thank you for the feedback. |
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Adding a quick note for #659: This should probably be configurable by the package maintainer. |
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I am very new to Rust, like very very new new. Can I try my hands on this if that's okay? |
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Sure! Let us know if you need help |
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Hi @sharkdp so, this how I am thinking of approaching this: I would just concatenate config read from |
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@goku321 Yes, exactly. I think we should directly implement it with a list of possible paths to read from, in case there will be more (maybe OS-specific) paths in the future. |
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I've been trying to export most of my dotfile-type configs to system packages I can install. A lot of programs offer the option for both a system and a user config (e.g. git reads from
/etc/gitconfig, then~/.gitconfig) although currently, bat reads just one file. It'd be nice if we could do something similar for bat as well, loading both/etc/bat/configand~/.config/bat/config.