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Repo Hygiene
So you got a project started and wasted some time writing documentation. Great!
Now, let's move on to "actually building software that does something" and "everything else other than running a generator and writing useless documentation".
But first, wtf is @repo?
Let's change all the auto-generated @repo references to @lifetracker. To do this, I am about to use VSCode's Find and Replace feature.
Yeah, I know, mind blowing stuff so far.
But, keep in mind, I have Typescript server running and I'm able to load localhost:3000 and localhost:3001 without errors. Will everything break as soon as I make these changes?
:::info
Yes, everything worked fine as soon as I made the ~31 edits, ran pnpm install, restarted the Typescript server, and re-ran pnpm dev.
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Another side-quest: Git Repository
There's really no reason to document this. I already had a local a git repo initialized (can't remember if this happens by default in my init-nix script, or if I ran git init, you're on your own); I created a cloud copy on git.ryanpandya.com and synced all this crap with it.
:::note
Make sure you de-select "Initialize repository" so that the first commit from VSCode actually goes through instead of causing a mountain of sync conflicts and merge headaches. :::