.forgejo/workflows/shellcheck.yml

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-name: ShellCheck
-
-on: [push, pull_request]
-
-jobs:
-  shellcheck:
-    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
-    steps:
-      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
-      - name: Run ShellCheck
-        run: shellcheck dotgit.sh demo/demo-note.sh

README.md

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-# dotGit ::: 🪄 dotfiles + 🧸 bare git repo + 🐚 shell aliases
-### a minimal and effective approach to dotfiles (and git repos)
-
 # dotGit ::: 🪄 dotfiles + 🧸 bare git repo + 🐚 shell aliases ::: a minimal and effective approach to dotfiles (and git repos)
 
-[![ShellCheck](https://code.opennomad.com/opennomad/dotGit/actions/workflows/shellcheck.yml/badge.svg)](https://code.opennomad.com/opennomad/dotGit/actions?workflow=shellcheck.yml)
+Your dotfiles are scattered across `$HOME`. You can't remember which file sets `PATH`, or where you defined that alias three months ago. `.gg PATH` greps across every tracked dotfile and drops you straight to the line. `.ge` fuzzy-finds any file by name with a live preview. Under the hood it's a [bare git repo](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11070797), so files stay exactly where tools expect them and everything else is standard git.
-
-Dotfiles are scattered across `$HOME`. Can't remember where you set the `PATH`, or where you defined that alias three months ago? `.gg PATH` greps across every tracked dotfile and drops you straight to the line. `.ge` fuzzy-finds any file by name with a live preview. Under the hood it's a [bare git repo](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11070797), so files stay exactly where tools expect them and everything else is standard git behind some aliases.
-
-Bonus: set `DOTGIT_ANYGIT=yes` and the same gg/ge aliases (without the leading dot) work across all your repos.
 
 ![dotGit demo](demo/demo.gif)
 
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 ### ANYGIT
 
-Setting `DOTGIT_ANYGIT=yes` causes dotGit to source a transformed copy of itself that registers a parallel set of aliases without the leading `.` — so `.ga` becomes `ga`, `.gc` becomes `gc`, etc. These work against whichever git repo your shell is currently in, like ordinary git aliases. Yes, `ge` and `gg` are included.
+Setting `DOTGIT_ANYGIT=yes` causes dotGit to source a transformed copy of itself that registers a parallel set of aliases without the leading `.` — so `.ga` becomes `ga`, `.gc` becomes `gc`, etc. These work against whichever git repo your shell is currently in, like ordinary git aliases.
 
 ## initial clone cleanup