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Right now we are testing dotman for only Bash 4.x (which comes with Ubuntu 20.04. It would be nice to test it on bash 3 and 5 as well. For now, we only need to test syntax as done in the current workflow
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Profile management
In the old version of daje we had os_*.yml that be use as default profile if matched the os where daje was run, otherwise you can pass the -e 'profile=<profile_name>' variable to change it.
We need to consider that more profile could be used in a system or more profile could be define for a OS. Maybe use a tree like hierarchy:
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Similar to what
tldrC client does, we could have some kind of check on every session start in order to recommend updatingdotly.tldrC implementation