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yadm config yadm.auto-private-dirs false
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```
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## Ignoring Files
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### How can I configure ignored files?
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By default, yadm is configured to
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[ignore untracked files](#how-can-i-display-untracked-files-with-a-yadm-status-command)
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when displaying a status. This does not prevent you from adding untracked files.
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However, if you would like to prevent some files from being added accidentally,
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you can configure them to be ignored.
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If you add a `.gitignore` file to your `$HOME` directory (or subdirectories) you
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can have those patterns ignored by yadm. This works exactly like it does for
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Git. Be sure to add these `.gitignore` files to your repo, so they can be synced
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along with your other configurations.
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Another option is to add patterns to
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`$HOME/.local/share/yadm/repo.git/info/exclude`.
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If you use this file, be sure to add your patterns above any
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`yadm-auto-excludes` line, as all lines below this can be overwritten by yadm
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when encrypting data.
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## Integrations
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### Why does git-cola hang when run via `yadm enter`?
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