chore(iterm2): profile working directory as ~, not an absolute home path - #6
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The saved profile pinned Working Directory to one machine's absolute home path, which is both wrong on any other machine and a developer path in a public repository. iTerm2 expands ~ in that field.
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The saved iTerm2 profile pinned Working Directory to one machine's absolute home path — wrong on any other machine, and a developer path in a public repository. iTerm2 expands
~in that field.Not touched here, for you to decide: the repository's history also holds an initial-commit LAN SSH target (
user@192.168.x.x) and two encrypted.agefiles that were later removed. Purging those means rewriting public history (force-push, breaks clones/forks); the encrypted files remain unreadable without a key that only you hold.