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For my own brew stuff, I generate data files of my installed stuff via this shell function:
save_brew () { brew leaves > ~/projects/dotfiles/brew_leaves.txt brew cask list > ~/projects/dotfiles/brew_cask_list.txt }
So I can just install stuff normally via brew and if I decide I want to keep it I can save_brew. I can install with:
brew
save_brew
brewify() { cat "${DOTFILES}/brew_leaves.txt" | xargs brew install }
I think you'll find maintaining this easier if you move toward keeping code/logic separated from pure data of installed inventory.
Random side note that I like your notion of using golang for a new version of this.
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+1, I like that idea
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For my own brew stuff, I generate data files of my installed stuff via this shell function:
So I can just install stuff normally via
brew
and if I decide I want to keep it I cansave_brew
. I can install with:I think you'll find maintaining this easier if you move toward keeping code/logic separated from pure data of installed inventory.
Random side note that I like your notion of using golang for a new version of this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: