Automatically Pushing pet Snippets to an Existing git Repository

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I recently started using ` pet ` as a snippet manager (thanks to Thiago Perrotta ’s excellent blog post ). It stores the snippets to a text file (`~/.config/pet/snippet.toml` by default) which makes it easy to copy/sync/version/etc. It natively supports synchronizing the snippet file as a GitHub Gist or GitLab Snippet (manually or automatically ). I’m already keeping my dotfiles in a…

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