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The only thing currently annoying me with my Stow setup is handling machine-specific changes. I have a "work" branch in my repo that I have to keep rebased on my master branch. Weird things happen if that rebase causes conflicts in the git config! It's also just annoying.Does Chezmoi have a better solution for that? Or is there a better way using Stow?
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