Previously rmtree'd ~/.config/nvim on every full bootstrap run, destroying
any user edits, plugin state, and undo history. Now skips when the
directory is already a clone of the expected repo, and refuses to touch
unfamiliar contents (different remote, or non-git directory).
Previously rmtree'd ~/.config/nvim on every full bootstrap run, destroying
any user edits, plugin state, and undo history. Now skips when the
directory is already a clone of the expected repo, and refuses to touch
unfamiliar contents (different remote, or non-git directory).
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Previously rmtree'd ~/.config/nvim on every full bootstrap run, destroying
any user edits, plugin state, and undo history. Now skips when the
directory is already a clone of the expected repo, and refuses to touch
unfamiliar contents (different remote, or non-git directory).