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A bit of code around mas and brew can be simplified if the config gets moved to a Brewfile.

See https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-bundle

Currently the go application assumes that Homebrew is already installed. This can already be checked in the application and install Homebrew if it is missing.

Allow installing only specific tools:

dotfiles install --brew

or combining different tools

dotfiles install --brew --apps

the same also for updates:

dotfiles update --brew

currently it resides next to the application. Looking for the file in different locations, or even specifying it with a cli option might be helpful.

add a tmux config:

• shortcuts for new tabs
• swapping tabs and panels

This looks like a much saner setup than my custom stuff.

Window sub-menu:

More: https://docs.helix-editor.com/keymap.html

It's using @latest and bumps the tools uncontrolled, this leads to the main branch suddenly failing.

Right now, if you manage multiple machines they tend to drift and ecosystems you don't use often will fall behind and will not stay up-to-date. The idea is to write the installed versions into a lock-file and track these as well and make it also machine readable for automatic version bumping support.
e.g.

dotfiles install

should read versions from the lock-file and try to install these

dotfiles update

should update the packages and write the new versions into the lock-file

dotfiles pin

should query the different ecosystems and write the installed versions to the lock-file

Applications will only catch preferences changes upon restart. So restarting or sometimes re-login in necessary for the settings to take effect.

Currently the App Store installation will fail if the profile doesn't match or the command returns an error. The actual behaviour should be that a login prompt comes up.

This is the config available in the setup() call:

    highlights = {
      adapter_name = "NeotestAdapterName",
      border = "NeotestBorder",
      dir = "NeotestDir",
      expand_marker = "NeotestExpandMarker",
      failed = "NeotestFailed",
      file = "NeotestFile",
      focused = "NeotestFocused",
      indent = "NeotestIndent",
      marked = "NeotestMarked",
      namespace = "NeotestNamespace",
      passed = "NeotestPassed",
      running = "NeotestRunning",
      select_win = "NeotestWinSelect",
      skipped = "NeotestSkipped",
      target = "NeotestTarget",
      test = "NeotestTest",
      unknown = "NeotestUnknown",
      watching = "NeotestWatching"
    },

Setting these to valid defaults should do the trick without needing to add special handling in the theme.

The logger is much faster and it might be interesting to play around with it.