meta: Rename .envrc for non-Nix users, add note in README #69
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Thanks! Not sure anyone of us is still developing this on Nix so this is great :) |
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If you use direnv but you don't use Nix then having the default lorri .envrc come with the repo is a bit annoying.
This PR renames it and includes a mention of it in the README, with instructions for how to re-enable. Adding .envrc to gitignore means that other developers can put their own script here if they wish, too.
Thanks for considering this small but convenient (for me, at least) change!