managing-chezmoi
Chezmoi Management
Operate as a chezmoi power-user: understand source/target model, CLI workflows, templating, ignore rules, and drift resolution.
Quick Reference
Commands & workflows: See commands-and-workflows.md Troubleshooting: See troubleshooting.md
Default Workflow
- Inspect state:
chezmoi statusandchezmoi diff - Edit source directly: modify files in this repo (the source state)
- Apply safely:
chezmoi apply --dry-run -v, thenchezmoi apply - Verify:
chezmoi verifyafter larger refactors
Complexity Decision Tree
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