Revert "Add support for .desk file"

README.md

@@ -40,7 +40,6 @@ Usage:
         List all desks along with a description.
     desk (.|go) <desk-name> [shell-args...]
         Activate a desk. Extra arguments are passed onto shell.
-        Without a name specified, it tries activating the desk specified in the ./Deskfile file.
     desk run <desk-name> <cmd>
         Run a command within a desk's environment then exit. Think '$SHELL -c'.
     desk edit [desk-name]
@@ -98,7 +97,7 @@ desk for doing work on a terraform repo
 Basically, desk just associates a shell script (`name.sh`) with a name. When
 you call `desk . name`, desk drops you into a shell where `name.sh` has been
 executed, and then desk extracts out certain comments in `name.sh` for useful
-rendering. If you call `desk .` without any desk specified, desk will look for a `Deskfile` file in the current directory and uses its content as the name.
+rendering.
 
 ### Installing
 

desk

@@ -27,7 +27,6 @@ Usage:
         List all desks along with a description.
     $PROGRAM (.|go) <desk-name> [shell-args...]
         Activate a desk. Extra arguments are passed onto shell.
-        Without a name specified, it tries activating the desk specified in the ./.desk file.
     $PROGRAM run <desk-name> <cmd>
         Run a command within a desk's environment then exit. Think '\$SHELL -c'.
     $PROGRAM edit [desk-name]
@@ -92,11 +91,6 @@ cmd_init() {
 
 cmd_go() {
     local TODESK="$1"
-    if [ -z "$TODESK" -a -f "${PWD}/Deskfile" ]; then
-	     # if no desk is specified try the Deskfile file in the current directory
-       read TODESK < "${PWD}/Deskfile"
-    fi
-
     local DESKEXT=$(get_deskfile_extension)
     local DESKPATH="$(find "${DESKS}/" -name "${TODESK}${DESKEXT}")"