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shallow-backup -h
Usage: shallow-backup [OPTIONS]
Easily back up installed packages, dotfiles, and more.
You can edit which files are backed up in ~/.shallow-backup.
Written by Aaron Lichtman (@alichtman).
Options:
--add-dot TEXT Add a dotfile or dotfolder to config by path.
-backup-all Full back up.
-backup-configs Back up app config files.
-backup-dots Back up dotfiles.
-backup-packages Back up package libraries.
-delete-config Delete config file.
-destroy-backup Delete backup directory.
-dry-run Don't backup or reinstall any files, just give
verbose output.
-backup-fonts Back up installed fonts.
--new-path TEXT Input a new back up directory path.
-no-new-backup-path-prompt Skip setting new back up directory path prompt.
-no-splash Don't display splash screen.
-reinstall-all Full reinstallation.
-reinstall-configs Reinstall configs.
-reinstall-dots Reinstall dotfiles and dotfolders.
-reinstall-fonts Reinstall fonts.
-reinstall-packages Reinstall packages.
--remote TEXT Set remote URL for the git repo.
-separate-dotfiles-repo Use if you are trying to maintain a separate
dotfiles repo and running into issue #229.
-show Display config file.
-v, --version Display version and author info.
-help, -h, --help Show this message and exit.
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