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Use .stowrc instead of a bash wrapper around stow

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The comment in ‘stow-home’ claims that ‘.stowrc’ doesn’t support variable
expansion. I don’t know if I couldn’t figure it out before or if stow has been
updated since then, but it seems to work fine now.
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Tom Willemse 2020-04-15 00:48:00 -07:00
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--target $HOME
--ignore GNUmakefile
--ignore org
--ignore .dir-locals.el

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include dotfiles.mk include dotfiles.mk
MODULES=xmodmap emacs compton cower mowedline MODULES=xmodmap emacs compton cower mowedline
STOW=stow/usr/bin/stow-home STOW=stow
.PHONY: all clean $(MODULES) zsh .PHONY: all clean $(MODULES) zsh

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Make stow always stow to my HOME directory. It's weird that this
# can't be done in a .stowrc, it doesn't support variable expansion.
/usr/bin/stow --target "$HOME" --ignore "GNUmakefile" --ignore "org" \
--ignore ".dir-locals.el" "$@"