sidecarsync 1.4.0 → 2.0.0

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@@ -80,11 +80,28 @@ sidecar init --path .
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  Sidecar takes over branch management there —
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  [how standalone works](docs/standalone.md).
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+ ### Peers
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+ A repo can carry more than one sidecar. `.sidecar` is the default; every
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+ `.sidecar.<name>` beside it is another, with its own remote and checkout,
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+ and the two never interact — so one can be committed for the team while
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+ another is gitignored and yours alone:
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+ ```sh
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+ sidecar init git@github.com:you/your-repo-private.git --peer private --ignored
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+ ```
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+ Every command acts on all peers unless `--peer` names one —
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+ [how peers work](docs/sync.md#peers-several-sidecars-in-one-repo).
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  ## Learn more
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+ - [Agent guide and Sidecar skill](docs/agents.md) — peer selection, handoffs, sync, and environment variables
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  - [How syncing works](docs/sync.md) — the daemon, inbox branches, conflict-free merging
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  - [Standalone repos](docs/standalone.md) — a repo that is its own sidecar
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- - [Redaction](docs/redaction.md) — what's stripped from pushes, reviewing it, opting out
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+ - [Peers](docs/sync.md#peers-several-sidecars-in-one-repo) — several sidecars in one repo, one committed and one ignored
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+ - [Per-file rules](docs/rules.md) — glob-based merge and redaction policy for each peer
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+ - [Redaction](docs/redaction.md) — what's stripped from pushes and how to review it
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  - [Editor search visibility](docs/editors.md) — making gitignored files searchable
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  - [Global vs local installs](docs/install.md) — the newest install wins
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  - [All commands](docs/commands.md)