🌍 mommy adds a variety of things (but mostly global config files)~ #96
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fixes #95~
this adds the ability to define a global config file. that's a config file that is applied to all users. the user's config file in
~/.config/mommy/config.sh(or wherever it is) then overrides the global config~the readme fully documents the feature, and the feature is unit-tested~
@ckiee the global config file is hard-coded to have name
config.sh, and is searched for in directories$XDG_CONFIG_DIRS, and/etc/mommy/, and/usr/local/etc/mommy/. (you can check the exact definition here.) this is fine for linux, *bsd, and macos. is this also a sensible approach for nixos?