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2.2.3

In this update the documentation has been rewritten from scratch and is now built using Sphinx. There is also a new documentation website now available at https://dotgit.readthedocs.org which will be the future home for all new documentation.

2.2.2

Some minor bug fixes:

- Fixed bash completion for when you use plugins in your filelist
- `diff command now also shows if there are changes for plugins that don't directly link to the repo (e.g. encryption, hard mode)

2.2.1

Minor release to fix one bug where cleaning operations could run before all the other operations were finished which caused problems moving files from one plugin to another. Also updated bash completion and added fish shell completion

2.2.0

Encryption support using GnuPG has been added. This can be utilized using the new plugin syntax in the filelist (see the README for more details):


file|encrypt


This release also fixes some bugs surrounding the hard mode and updated documentation.

2.1.2

Since a year or two ago I wanted to rewrite dotgit in python and its finally done. Along with it comes a lot of positive changes like:

- Much better cross-platform compatibility (no more issues with `find` on MacOS :tada:)
- An automated test suite to catch regressions
- A cross-platform install method using pip
- A maintainable and readable codebase

For this first release encryption isn't supported yet, but it is on the roadmap. Directory support has been dropped to make make the file-handling logic much more robust.

Check out the readme for installation instructions. Once installed you can access the old version of dotgit using the "dotgit.sh" command should you need to.

Thanks for those of you that stuck with dotgit while I couldn't really tend to it in the past two years, hopefully this release makes up for it :)

(This is a re-release of the original to fix some issues with the package publishing)

2.1.1

Fixed a typo in the publishing code, see the previous release for more details

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