aaahh, so it can track un-tracked files too? that I can definitely see being useful - the lack of a "local" / "remote" git ignore split makes this kind of thin

aaahh, so it can track un-tracked files too? that I can definitely see being useful - the lack of a "local" / "remote" git ignore split makes this kind of thing hard :| (yea, there's .git/info/exclude, but you can't add it to a branch and have it only exist locally. and it has weird interactions when something becomes tracked later.)