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cub clean
The scenario is: I have a cubicle on one machine and want to move it to another (such as desktop to laptop or vice versa).
The process now is to copy ~/.local/share/cubicle/work/$env/ and probably some cub reset.
~/.local/share/cubicle/work/$env/
cub reset
A downside of this is that it doesn't typically make sense to copy over cache directories. Maybe a thorough rsync or tar invocation could solve that.
Related to #29 and the comment there:
And then that opens the question of whether you'd want to be able to do a "harder" reset without this stuff, or without some of this stuff.
In other words, maybe an environment-level "clean" command to retain only the valuable parts of the working directory would be useful.
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The scenario is: I have a cubicle on one machine and want to move it to another (such as desktop to laptop or vice versa).
The process now is to copy
~/.local/share/cubicle/work/$env/
and probably somecub reset
.A downside of this is that it doesn't typically make sense to copy over cache directories. Maybe a thorough rsync or tar invocation could solve that.
Related to #29 and the comment there:
In other words, maybe an environment-level "clean" command to retain only the valuable parts of the working directory would be useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: