Anders

Come to think of it, this might actually be related to another feature I have been thinking of and may make things easier. gitignored files should not be symlinked. `.git`...

I created a new issue for it (#95). It's always better to track individual changes like this, so we can reference them in the future, should there be any problems...

> Makes sense, although unlikely for any _existing_ users of homeshick. I agree, but this is also about sending a message to users that we really care about not breaking...

> It might be a good idea to use a more unique delimiter. For example, the ClearCase version control system uses @@ to specify a branch/version, like /dir/file@@/main/1. While I...

> Maybe I missed it, but what form of escaping is being proposed? Woops, that was discussed in [#95](https://github.com/andsens/homeshick/issues/95#issuecomment-41280814). It's basically just saying that we could use `\` to escape...

> I'd argue that foo# should by default mean exactly that, or else people need to be aware of this feature they may not use or care about otherwise. That...

@jjlin: > For example, Cygwin users would be unable to escape using backslash, since they can't create files with backslash in them (maybe there's a way around that, but they...

@jjlin > Regarding escape characters, just a thought, but there is some precedent for doubling a character to escape it. So maybe ## could be interpreted as #. We will...

The "Challenges" section still needs a solution, but that's about it. Regardless, it's a big change and I haven't had the time to try getting a proof of concept up...

Good point about the conflicting filters! I like your solution. Though I wonder if there is any way to make this simpler. What about a meta-priority filter, where if there...