Subdirectory {{ name }} includes path — creates issue for defaults.yaml in subdirectories

[gwenwindflower]

First off, fantastic package! My dotfiles are sooo much cleaner than when my old dotbot iteration, zero regrets on making the jump, thanks for your hard work on this 💗✨.

One thing I just encountered in trying to refactor from using a giant Brewfile to relying on Rotz for my brew installs: it seems that the {{ name }} of a subdirectory within a subdirectory includes the parent subdirectory. This makes it impossible (? or tricky at least) to use a defaults.yaml with a package manager to install using the suggested pattern:

# defaults.yaml
installs:
  cmd: brew install {{ name }}
  depends:
    - brew

For example, with the below setup (tools dir is in the root of my dotfiles), the above pattern attempts to do this brew install tools/yazi, brew install tools/atuin...etc.

tools
├── atuin
│   ├── atuin.toml
│   └── dot.yaml
├── dbt
│   └── dot.yaml
├── defaults.yaml
├── dust
│   └── dot.yaml
├── karabiner
│   ├── dot.yaml
│   └── karabiner.json
├── sunbeam
│   ├── dot.yaml
│   └── xn.py
└── yazi
    ├── Catppuccin-frappe.tmTheme
    ├── dot.yaml
    ├── keymap.toml
    ├── theme.toml
    └── yazi.toml

This is on MacOS Sonoma 14.4.1, Rotz version 0.10.0. Let me know if you need other details. Thanks again!

[gwenwindflower]

Secondary but related question that I couldn't determine from from the docs: if you have a dot that completely follows the default — for example, in my dotfiles asciicinema is just a brew install asciicinema -- should you have a dot.yaml in the asciicinema directory with installs: true or just a .gitkeep? Or would both work?

[gwenwindflower]

figured out the answer to the follow-up question via trial and error for anybody who has the same question: pattern that works for me on MacOS is that you do need a dot.yaml file, but you need installs: null or installs: (blank, equivalent) to have it fall back to the default.