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h2. Installing Add-ons
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Add-ons must be installed into the .todo.actions.d sub-directory of your home directory. Create this directory with the following bash shell commands:
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Add-ons must be installed into the .todo/actions/ sub-directory of your home directory. Create this directory with the following bash shell commands:
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<pre>
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cd
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mkdir .todo.actions.d
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mkdir .todo/actions
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</pre>
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You must name add-ons after the action you want to add or override. For
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example, create a new "review" action by installing an add-on to
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.todo.actions.d/review. After installing the add-on, you must make it
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.todo/actions/review. After installing the add-on, you must make it
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executable; for example:
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<pre>
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chmod +x .todo.actions.d/review
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chmod +x .todo/actions/review
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</pre>
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Use the new or overridden action the normal todo.sh way. For example:
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