My server has a growing crontab that should probably be included here. I'll need to devise a way that no crews are leaked.

• Easiest approach is probably pulling creds out of the crontab and putting them in a .env file that is then sourced from the crontab - the .env file then would not be checked in.
• Backup crontab file and ensure it can be symlinked without blowing up.

Add a Windows installer and dotfiles (gitconfig mainly)

Currently I have a static file of my iTerm config sitting in this repo. The only way to update it is to export the config from iTerm and manually import it on another machine. Let's figure out a way to dynamically import/export and sync these across machines.

Reference (may be possible by following something like yadm): https://yadm.io/docs/bootstrap#

If I'm working on one computer with a set of dot files and then switch to another, I could have two copies of dot files if I did not pull immediately and changed on the other. This is a problem because when you run the pull/push commands, you'll overwrite your changes or you'll get merge conflicts.

Work out a better way to automate dot file syncing.

Offending Code

## Functions ##
function push-dotfiles {
	cp "$HOME"/.zshrc "$HOME"/git/personal/dotfiles/src
	cp "$HOME"/.gitconfig "$HOME"/git/personal/dotfiles/src
	# cp /etc/hosts "$HOME"/git/personal/dotfiles/src
	cd "$HOME"/git/personal/dotfiles
	git add .
	git commit -m "Updated dotfiles"
	git push
	echo "Dotfiles pushed!" 
}
function pull-dotfiles {
	curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/justintime50/dotfiles/master/src/install.sh | bash
}

A big pain is reconfiguring hosts during development. Add that to the list

The warning added to the scripts/functions area only warns you if you were nice enough to make changes and push them. There is no warning saying you have uncommitted changes because the local changes don't make it back into the ~/dotfiles folder. Add some logic to copy everything into that folder when the terminal starts.