template-sync

Template synchronization automatically applies updates from a source template to your repositories while preserving project-specific changes. It uses Git diffs to detect what's changed, shows you a preview, and only applies updates after your confirmation, ensuring your local overrides remain intact.

Yes, selective synchronization lets you target specific file types—CI/CD workflows, documentation, and configuration files—and skip project-specific modifications. You review proposed changes before applying them, maintaining full control over which updates merge into your repo.

Non-destructive synchronization compares your repository against the template, detects differences via Git, and proposes only necessary changes. GitHub CLI and Git handle the diff detection, you preview the changes, and updates apply only after explicit confirmation to prevent unintended overwrites.

Repository synchronization automation targets multiple repos based on their template source, detects template updates via Git, and coordinates selective application across CI/CD and configuration files. Automation runs controlled syncs with user confirmation at each step, ensuring consistency without breaking project-specific customizations.

Template synchronization relies on Git and GitHub CLI to detect diffs and manage updates, making it compatible with GitHub-hosted repositories and standard Git workflows. It integrates into your existing CI/CD pipelines and respects your version control structure.