gsd-reapply-patches

To restore local changes after a system update, you can reapply patches to merge your customized agent and workflow configurations with newly installed upstream files. This process automatically incorporates modifications while prompting for conflict resolution when both versions have diverged.

When both local and upstream files have diverged, the reapply patches process flags the conflict and prompts for user input. This ensures your custom configurations are accurately merged without overwriting your manual modifications or the new upstream features.

You need to reapply patches immediately after updating your GSD environment. This prevents the loss of personalized configurations by seamlessly re-integrating custom agent prompts and local modifications that were previously written into the workflow files.

You automatically reapply custom modifications to GSD files by running the patch script. This merges your local changes with the updated upstream files, handling direct incorporations and interactive conflict resolution to ensure continuity of your custom configurations.

Yes, you can merge custom agent prompts with newly installed upstream files without manual copy-pasting. The patching mechanism directly incorporates your local changes into the updated files, only requiring your input when a merge conflict is detected.

The limitation of automatically restoring local modifications is that it cannot silently resolve merge conflicts. When local and upstream versions of a file diverge simultaneously, the process halts and requires manual user input to determine the correct merge outcome.