Now, instead of writing all our configuration directly into .bash_profile we write a "default" bash_profile in ~/.swc/etc/bash_profile which is sourced from the user's actual ~/.bash_profile. This makes it easier to keep all the Software Carpentry-specific configuration in one place, and to update and enable/disable it more easily.
This PR builds on top of #57 but could be made to work independently as well.
Now, instead of writing all our configuration directly into .bash_profile we write a "default" bash_profile in
~/.swc/etc/bash_profilewhich is sourced from the user's actual~/.bash_profile. This makes it easier to keep all the Software Carpentry-specific configuration in one place, and to update and enable/disable it more easily.This PR builds on top of #57 but could be made to work independently as well.