rcdn — remove dotfiles as managed by rcm

rcdn is maintained by Mike Burns <mburns@thoughtbot.com> and thoughtbot: http://thoughtbot.se

Debian                                           August 2, 2013                                          RCDN(1)

       This program will remove all the rc files that  the  rcm(7)  suite  knows  about.  This  can  be  further
       controlled with the -t and -d flags.

       The  files that are removed are symlinks. However, the COPY_ALWAYS setting in rcrc(5) modifies this. If a
       rc file is not a symlink but an ancestor directory is, that directory is removed. If a rc file is  not  a
       symlink but is listed in COPY_ALWAYS the file is removed.

       The  rcdn  program  will  run  hooks  before  and  after  removing files, if these hooks exist. Hooks are
       executable programs  inside  the  dotfiles  directory,  with  the  following  names:  hooks/pre-down  and
       hooks/post-down.  These hooks are run each time rcdn is run and therefore must be idempotent.

       Hooks  will  be  executed one at a time, sorted alphabetically. For instance, hooks/pre-down/animals will
       run    before     hooks/pre-down/aquariums,     and     hooks/pre-down/4-eyes     will     run     before
       hooks/post-down/2-u-nothing-compares.

       -BHOSTNAME  treat host-HOSTNAME as the host-specific directory instead of computing it

       -dDIR       remove rc files from the DIR.  This can be specified multiple times.

       -h           show usage instructions.

       -IEXCL_PAT  remove  rc  files  that match EXCL_PAT despite being excluded by the -x flag or a setting in
                    rcrc(5).  This can be repeated with additional patterns. See lsrc(1), “EXCLUDE PATTERN”, for
                    more details.

       -K           skip pre- and post-hooks

       -k           run pre- and post-hooks. This is the default.

       -q           decrease verbosity

       -SEXCL_PAT  when removing dotfiles, any file that matches EXCL_PAT should be treated as a file that  was
                    symlinked, even if it is a directory. This can be repeated.

       -sEXCL_PAT  when  removing  dotfiles,  any  directory that matches EXCL_PAT should be recurred upon like
                    normal. This is the default, and is the opposite of -S.  This can be repeated.

       -tTAG       remove dotfiles according to TAG-UEXCL_PAT  any rc file or directory that matches EXCL_PAT is considered to have been installed  without
                    a  leading  dot when removing them.  Must be specified for rc files or directories that were
                    indeed installed without a leading dot. This can be repeated. See the documentation  of  the
                    -U option in lsrc(1) for more information.

       -uEXCL_PAT  any  rc  file or directory that matches EXCL_PAT is considered to have been installed with a
                    leading dot when removing them.  This is the default, and is the opposite of -U.   This  can
                    be repeated. See the documentation of the -u option in lsrc(1) for more information.

       -v           increase verbosity. This can be repeated for extra verbosity.

       -V           show the version number.

       -xEXCL_PAT  do  not remove rc files that match EXCL_PAT.  This can be repeated with additional patterns.
                    See lsrc(1), “EXCLUDE PATTERN”, for more details.

       files        only remove the specified file(s)

       RCRC  User configuration file. Defaults to ~/.rcrc.

rcdn-vrcdnzshrcrcdn-tpythonrcdn-d~/corporate-dotfilesrcdn-x'*:.zshrc'

~/.rcrc

       rcdn — remove dotfiles as managed by rcm

lsrc(1), mkrc(1), rcup(1), rcrc(5), rcm(7)

rcdn  [-hKkqVv]  [-Bhostname] [-ddir] [-Iexcl_pat] [-Sexcl_pat] [-sexcl_pat] [-ttag] [-Uexcl_pat]
            [-uexcl_pat] [-xexcl_pat] [files...]