axonasif/dotsh

A fast dotfiles and system configuration installer optimized for Gitpod and power users

dotsh's Issues

My git commits are from you

Hello,

I have been using these dotfiles for gitpod and they are amazing! Thank you very much!

However, I've just started noticing that anytime I use gitpod and make a commit, they are by you and not me. Example here

I'm not sure exactly how it's happening because it says my git config --global settings are my name and email. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again!

Is it possible to add a config.lua to customize the lunarVim settings?

Just wanted to know if it possible. I'm always changing some default values, like relative Numbers = true...
Kind Regards Marco

Decouple my personal configs from the installation logic

I want to add lunarVim to the install process and I don't know if I'm doing it right?

Hi Axon,

I saw your Talk and it got me excited to play around with gitpod and ssh. I tried to add lunarVim to the installation and I don't know if I'm doing it correctly?

Here is your forked repo, with the modifications:
https://github.com/marcograhl/dotfiles-sh-test

Right now I just install it every time. Thanks for showing how to set this all up - much appreciated

kind regards marco

How to default VS Code terminal to fish?

First of all, thanks for this! I found your post(s) on Discord, and it seemed like exactly what I was looking for (after spending several hours pounding my head against GitPod's docs).

🙇🏽

By any chance do you know how to make VS Code default consistently to fish without manual effort?

I found advice to put this in settings.json…

"terminal.integrated.shell.linux": "/usr/bin/fish" 

…but of course, when I make that change in one GitPod workspace, that doesn't propagate to new workspaces. Do I have to add my own settings.json hack, or is this something your dotfiles can already be configured to handle?

Forked and used the Dotfiles with gitpod - no port 22000 open

Hey Axon,
I saw your talk on Community Office Hours: dotfiles w/ SSH and It got me interested.
I followed the steps and I can't see the port you opened 22000. I have a free gitpod plan - is this maybe a reason?

Do I need to enter my github information somewhere?
My end goal is to use lunarVim and my .vimrc file with gitpod to have my dev setup always with me.

Kind regards Marco

How to connect SSH without opening up a workspace?

This repo is great! Thank you very much!

How do I start and connect to an SSH session without opening up a workspace like it suggests here.

Stabilize await::create_shim() logic

Currently, await::create_shim() logic is quite convoluted and sometimes ends up deadlocking. This needs improving.

`C-s` does not work out-of-the-box with the doomemacs dotsh configuration

Hi @axonasif !

I tried using https://github.com/axonasif/dotsh with the following environment variables:

• DOTFILES_EDITOR ; emacs ; */*
• DOTFILES_EDITOR_PRESET ; doomemacs ; */*

However I noticed that the C-s shortcut (very important) does not work.

See the screenshot below.

Maybe this is due to tmux?

Is it easy to fix this?

Thanks for your time!

Connection Closed

Hi! I tried adding this to as my dot files for Gitpod, when I try to connect via ssh it closes my connection straight a way, if I remove it as my dotfiles, I can connect with no issue:

Welcome to Gitpod: Always ready to code. Try the following commands to get started:

	gp tasks list         List all your defined tasks in .gitpod.yml
	gp tasks attach       Attach your terminal to a workspace task

	gp ports list         Lists workspace ports and their states
	gp stop               Stop current workspace
	gp help               To learn about the gp CLI commands

For more information, see the Gitpod documentation: https://gitpod.io/docs
Connection to ******-******-9jtjdrylz8h.ssh.ws-us79.gitpod.io closed.

Any ideas what might be wrong?

dotfiles::initialize should embed into specified existing files instead of replacing them to preserve functionality (i.e .bashrc, .gitignore and etc)

Right now dotfiles::initialize only has the ability to process .dotfilesignore file.

In order to preserve the functionality of existing files like .bashrc, .gitignore and others, we need to embed our own files into those of Gitpod and other places where we want to install our dotfiles.

Will have to introduce another run-config-file for dotfiles::initialize where we can specify files to be embedded into existing files.