Closed MattWindsor91 closed 3 years ago
(Or similar)
The idea here would be that this would just print the path c4t is expecting its config file to be at. You could then type vi $(c4t-config --path) to edit the c4t config file.
vi $(c4t-config --path)
Eventually we could expand this to --path=filters, etc.
--path=filters
Done (but it's -G).
-G
MattWindsor91
commented
3 years ago
(Or similar)
The idea here would be that this would just print the path c4t is expecting its config file to be at. You could then type
vi $(c4t-config --path)to edit the c4t config file.Eventually we could expand this to
--path=filters, etc.