[Feature Request] Untrack unwanted file/dir like `.gitignore` about yarsync

[ynikitenko]

Hi, Lin (do I write your name correctly?) Please check rsync_filter (special repositories) section in the manual. Does it help with your case? Thank you.

[ynikitenko]

In general, it is a bad idea to store programming repositories as unchanged files. Also because yarsync will simply overwrite changes if they happen. So you should not have __pycache__ in your repositories. But yes, I eventually got object files from some C++ codes (which I didn't develop myself, so I stored them simply as files).

[r888800009]

Thanks for the reply,

.ys/rsync-filter can replace .gitignore and more flexible, it meets the current requirements of my use case.

by the way, according to the manual, using rsync-filter is generally not recommended, and the rsync-filter file will not be synchronized. It seems that this flexibility causes problems.

Not sure if anyone will need to sync rsync-filter, but it may be rare

[ynikitenko]

Yes, rsync filter is rather powerful. You can read its manual for the whole picture. I'm not very sure how much it should be "recommended" in yarsync. I also consider synchronising that by default. What is your use case?