Telling yadm to ignore a pattern without adding it to your global .gitignore is a pain.
This script simplifies that.
It adds whatever string you pass it to yadm’s “exclude” file,
then copies it to ~/.config/yadm/ignore_file so that you’ve
got a version you can commit if you need it on another machine.
It then then attempts to commit that and run
yadm push origin to push up the changes.
USAGE: yadm_ignore <ignore_string>
adds the string to yadm's ignore file
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