@andrewnez Yes, `git pkgs diff` is pretty much exactly what I want :D
It would be very sweet if it could highlight major version bumps, is that functionality you would consider or take a pull request for?
I want a tool that can look at two lock files and tell me the difference – specifically, were there any major version bumps? I would like it for pnpm and Cargo and possibly others.
I was thinking that if anyone knows the answer to this question, it would be @andrewnez (love your blog), so I logged on here...
I think I'll use this crate instead: https://crates.io/crates/etcetera
It's what `bat` uses. It follows the XDG standard everywhere except Windows.
I feel that this makes a lot of sense for CLI config files which the user is supposed to edit themselves. As someone pointed out in the thread above, Apple's default locations are more for files that are not supposed to be edited directly by the user.
Long thread here: https://github.com/dirs-dev/directories-rs/issues/47
Seems they won't support that.
While not the official Apple sanctioned place for config files, the standard on the command line for MacOS tends to be using the Linux style ~/.config for config files. Can we add support for using...
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