git clone 'https://junoh-moon@github.com/junoh-moon/dotfiles' ~/.dotfiles && \
cd ~/.dotfiles && ./install.sh -d [debian | redhat | darwin] [--java|--latex|--boost|--misc|--typescript]Note that you may need to enter the password to decrypt the ssh key.
Files with personal information are encrypted with transcrypt.
The install.sh script will set up transcrypt, decrypt all files, and verify the
result using .transcrypt-check before continuing with the full installation.
The following examples will be helpful:
transcrypt --listto list encrypted filestranscrypt --display > /dev/nullto check whether this repository is configuredtranscrypt --add path/to/file && git add path/to/file .gitattributesto add a file to encrypt
Do not run transcrypt --display without redirecting its output because it prints
the configured password. To verify decryption manually, run:
grep -Fxq 'transcrypt decryption verified' .transcrypt-check && echo 'transcrypt OK'An incorrect password may remain in the repository-local Git configuration even after transcrypt reports that decryption failed. Remove the cached credentials and return encrypted files to their original encrypted form before trying again:
git status --short
transcrypt --flush-credentials
./install.sh -d [debian | redhat | darwin]Transcrypt normally requires a clean working tree. If the failed decryption itself made encrypted files appear modified, first make sure there are no intentional changes to those files. Only then bypass the clean-tree check:
transcrypt --flush-credentials --force
./install.sh -d [debian | redhat | darwin]The --force option discards uncommitted changes to encrypted files. Do not use it
until those changes have been reviewed or backed up.
CentOS7 Support:
If you're looking for installing packages on CentOS7 without root privileges, please check out here.
It will replace install_packages.py.
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sed -Ei 's|https://(junoh-moon@)?github.com/junoh-moon/dotfiles|git@github.com:junoh-moon/dotfiles|' .git/config- Debugger integration
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