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chore: remove profile.d entry that creates .justfile on $HOME #364
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LGTM but @tulilirockz looks like there's a conflict you'll need to resolve.
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This is unnecessary because we already have ujust now and this conflicts with user-placed
Justfiles on $HOME. Would really prefer not to touch the users $HOME directory in that way.The documentation mentioned on that script is also outdated and may confuse some people unnecessarily