sync-template

To sync templates without overwriting local files, the process applies a three-tier policy of exclude, protect, and sync. It overwrites only non-critical template materials while preserving local artifacts and project-specific configurations.

Automating documentation updates across multiple repos involves syncing from a central template repository. This selectively applies template improvements uniformly while enforcing protection policies to prevent unintended overwrites of local work.

The exclude, protect, and sync policy works by excluding project-specific configs, protecting critical local artifacts, and overwriting only non-critical template materials. It tracks changes to prevent unintended overwrites during synchronization.

Yes, you can sync the latest template definitions while keeping project-specific configurations intact. The selective exclusion mechanism identifies and skips project-specific files, ensuring only non-critical template materials are updated.

You need selective template synchronization when your team edits files locally and wants to apply template improvements globally. It safely integrates central repository updates while protecting local work from being overwritten.

Local artifacts are preserved during a template sync because the operation enforces a protection policy that tracks changes. This mechanism identifies local work and prevents unintended overwrites by only updating non-critical template materials.