Yeah, with rsync you get both -- like I can deploy source code (python, et al) and stuff with outputs I don't want to track in git (webpack et al). I can essen

Yeah, with rsync you get both -- like I can deploy source code (python, et al) and stuff with outputs I don't want to track in git (webpack et al). I can essentially invoke whatever build steps I need to once on a build host - then let rsync handle moving all the changed things to my deployment environments.