devsync untrack

Synopsis

devsync untrack <path>

Description

devsync untrack removes a path from manifest.json, so it is no longer included in future push or pull operations.

The command accepts both a local absolute path (e.g. ~/.gitconfig) and a repository-relative path (the path as stored inside the sync repository, e.g. .gitconfig). Either form resolves to the same manifest entry.

Untracking a path does not delete the file from your local disk, nor does it remove the existing artifact from the sync repository. The removal takes effect on the next push or pull.

Arguments

Argument	Description
path	The local absolute path or repository-relative path to remove from tracking.

Options

Flag	Description
--verbose	Print detailed output.

Examples

# Untrack by local path
devsync untrack ~/.gitconfig

# Untrack using a tilde-prefixed path
devsync untrack ~/.config/nvim

# Untrack using a repository-relative path
devsync untrack .gitconfig

Notes

Note

After untracking, the artifact in the sync repository (~/.config/devsync/sync/) still exists. To remove it permanently, open the sync directory with devsync cd and delete the file manually, then commit the change.

Caution

Untracking a directory does not automatically untrack child paths that were individually registered. Remove those entries separately with their own untrack calls, or inspect manifest.json directly.