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I've encountered an odd issue with stow, specifically when I try to stow multiple packages using stow ..
Here's an example:
I've my dotfiles in a subfolder under $HOME (~ on macOS): ~/.dotfiles/.
Here I've a packages called gh: ~/.dotfiles/gh/.config/gh/ which contains some (dot)files. If I stow this packages using stow -v gh, stow correctly creates a symlink: LINK: .config/gh => ../.dotfiles/gh/.config/gh.
However if I try to stow all my packages in one go using stow ., stow creates an incorrect symlink: LINK: gh => .dotfiles/gh.
I've encountered an odd issue with stow, specifically when I try to stow multiple packages using
stow .
.Here's an example:
I've my dotfiles in a subfolder under $HOME (~ on macOS):
~/.dotfiles/
.Here I've a packages called
gh
:~/.dotfiles/gh/.config/gh/
which contains some (dot)files. If I stow this packages usingstow -v gh
, stow correctly creates a symlink:LINK: .config/gh => ../.dotfiles/gh/.config/gh
.However if I try to stow all my packages in one go using
stow .
, stow creates an incorrect symlink:LINK: gh => .dotfiles/gh
.What am I doing wrong here?
Link to my repo on Github: https://github.com/chrede88/dotfiles
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