When I run yadm pull it auto applies symlinks. For example, .gitconfig##os.Darwin overwrites .gitconfig. (.gitconfig is untracked)
For example, a program may write variable data to the config (not ideal but still).
Or you might to just deploy a base version and write out the rest yourself on a specific pc without committing it (you could have it target bin2.conf or something but this is more annoying than having an option to not overwrite).
Or a merge conflict could break an important config.
I have seen warnings about overwriting untracked files but only a few times, and every pull overwrites. Is there an option to disable overwriting specific files (that is, with symlinks)?
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When I run yadm pull it auto applies symlinks. For example, .gitconfig##os.Darwin overwrites .gitconfig. (.gitconfig is untracked) For example, a program may write variable data to the config (not ideal but still). Or you might to just deploy a base version and write out the rest yourself on a specific pc without committing it (you could have it target bin2.conf or something but this is more annoying than having an option to not overwrite). Or a merge conflict could break an important config. I have seen warnings about overwriting untracked files but only a few times, and every pull overwrites. Is there an option to disable overwriting specific files (that is, with symlinks)?
Also, is there a .gitattributes file for yadm?