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Use when adding or reorganizing GNU Stow-managed dotfiles in this repo. Covers the local package layout conventions, when to use dot-config plus --dotfiles, and how Home Manager activation should target each package.
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| name | stow-packages |
| description | Use when adding or reorganizing GNU Stow-managed dotfiles in this repo. Covers the local package layout conventions, when to use dot-config plus --dotfiles, and how Home Manager activation should target each package. |
Use this skill when working on the stow/ tree in this dotfiles repo.
stow/.stow/nvim/nvim or stow/tmux/tmux.Use plain package contents for tools that are stowed directly into a config directory:
stow/jj/config.toml -> target ~/.config/jjstow/tmux/tmux.conf -> target ~/.config/tmuxstow/nvim/init.lua -> target ~/.config/nvimUse Stow dotfile mode for mixed home + XDG packages:
stow/git/dot-gitconfigstow/git/dot-config/...stow/zsh/dot-zshrcstow/zsh/dot-config/zsh/...These packages must be stowed with --dotfiles and --target="$HOME".
When updating Home Manager activation:
stow --dotfiles --target="$HOME" for mixed packages like git and zsh.stow --dir="$STOW_DIR" --dotfiles --target="$HOME" --restow git zsh
stow --dir="$STOW_DIR" --target="$HOME/.config/jj" --restow jj
stow --dir="$STOW_DIR" --target="$HOME/.config/tmux" --restow tmux
stow --dir="$STOW_DIR" --target="$HOME/.config/nvim" --restow nvim
dot-* layout instead of splitting it into multiple packages.