This is mostly just a wrapper around git along with some other commands to help with managing servers or home directories
If you're looking for something similar but not stupid, see etckeeper or other alternatives
Otherwise, you can install from PyPI with pip install bakabakabaka
usage: baka [--dry-run] <argument>
the stupid configuration tracker using the stupid content tracker
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
--init open config, init git repo, add files then commit
--commit msg git add and commit your changes to tracked files
--push git push (caution, ensure remote is private)
--pull git pull (does not restore files over system)
--untrack ... untrack path(s) from git
--install ... install package(s) and commit changes
--remove ... remove package(s) and commit changes
--upgrade upgrade packages on system and commit changes
--docker ... usage: --docker <up|down|pull> <all|names...>
--podman ... usage: --podman <up|down|pull> <all|names...>
--file ... usage: --file <save|restore> <all|names...>
--job name run commands for job with name (modifiers: -i, -e, -y)
--list show list of jobs
--sysck run commands for system checks and commits output
--scan run commands for scanning system, prints and commits output
--diff show git diff --color-words
--log show pretty git log
--show show most recent commit
-i force job to run in interactive mode
-e job interactive mode after error (non zero exit code)
-y supplies 'y' to job commands, similar to yes | job
-n, --dry-run print commands instead of executing them