chattr modifier target...
Change the attributes and/or type of targets. modifier specifies what to modify.
Add attributes by specifying them or their abbreviations directly, optionally
prefixed with a plus sign (+). Remove attributes by prefixing them or their
attributes with the string no or a minus sign (-). The available attribute
modifiers and their abbreviations are:
| Attribute modifier | Abbreviation |
|---|---|
after |
a |
before |
b |
empty |
e |
encrypted |
none |
exact |
none |
executable |
x |
external |
none |
once |
o |
private |
p |
readonly |
r |
remove |
none |
template |
t |
The type of a target can be changed using a type modifier:
| Type modifier |
|---|
create |
modify |
script |
symlink |
The negative form of type modifiers, e.g. nocreate, changes the target to be
a regular file if it is of that type, otherwise the type is left unchanged.
Multiple modifications may be specified by separating them with a comma (,).
If you use the -modifier form then you must put modifier after a -- to
prevent chezmoi from interpreting -modifier as an option.
Common flags
-r, --recursive
Recurse into subdirectories.
Examples
chezmoi chattr template ~/.bashrc
chezmoi chattr noempty ~/.profile
chezmoi chattr private,template ~/.netrc
chezmoi chattr -- -x ~/.zshrc
chezmoi chattr +create,+private ~/.kube/config