As far as I used .dotfiles, I for a very long term just use that repo. Don't create issues for some new feature/update. Don't create pull requests, don't use any git or any other flow how to work on issues (actually, don't have last one). Also I don't have a quite good README about how to set up all my dotfiles on any free machine. A few times ago it has been started to embarrass me. I guess any repo should be conducted as good as possible: issues, pull request, multiple branches, normal releases, milestones, etc. So, it's time to change that!
Motivation
As far as I used .dotfiles, I for a very long term just use that repo. Don't create issues for some new feature/update. Don't create pull requests, don't use any git or any other flow how to work on issues (actually, don't have last one). Also I don't have a quite good README about how to set up all my
dotfiles
on any free machine. A few times ago it has been started to embarrass me. I guess any repo should be conducted as good as possible: issues, pull request, multiple branches, normal releases, milestones, etc. So, it's time to change that!What Should Be Done
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file at .github folder)..md
file at .github folder).