Re: wrap-search 3.3.5

[Gregory Heytings <gregory@heytings.org>]

>
> But that way that directory will also be copied to the server since all 
> of public_html is?
>

Yes, that's not a problem, with the recipe you use to create the git 
repository, these files do not contain sensitive information.

>> - add the subdirectories of ~/public_html/emacs-init-git to your 
>> load-path (for now that's only 
>> ~/public_html/emacs-init-git/wrap-search)
>
> Wait, we should not move around the original files and start changing 
> load paths of other applications, symlinks are fine but other than that 
> it should be a "git only" solution.
>
> It is just another tool that should be adapted to the problem, we are 
> not adapting the problem again and again for every new tool that anyone 
> every thought of applying on it ...
>

You are of course free to do what you want.

I was thinking of a somewhat generic solution, in which your el files 
would stay in the same place (~/public_html/emacs-init), and your el files 
under version control (Git) in a separate place 
(~/public_html/init-emacs-git).

That being said, what I said above is perhaps not clear enough.  I meant 
"add the subdirectories of ~/.emacs.d/<the link that points to 
~/public_html/emacs-init-git>" to your load-path.  If you're more 
comfortable with replacing ~/public_html/emacs-init/wrap-search.el with a 
symlink to ~/git/wrap-search/wrap-search.el, do that.  The main point is 
to have a single wrap-search.el file on your desktop.