feat: enhance sparse checkout tool with incremental, ... #149
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... exclusion and no-apply mode and usage instructions. Add comprehensive support for building sparse-checkout patterns incrementally: - --incremental: Append patterns instead of replacing existing ones - --exclude: Treat DISTRO/ARCH/VERSION as exclusion patterns - --no-apply: Build patterns without downloading files - --apply-only: Apply existing patterns and trigger download This enables efficient workflows where users can build complex include/exclude patterns across multiple calls, then download all matching files in a single operation. Detailed usage instructions are provided in the script header.
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... exclusion and no-apply mode and usage instructions.
Add comprehensive support for building sparse-checkout patterns incrementally:
This enables efficient workflows where users can build complex include/exclude patterns across multiple calls, then download all matching files in a single operation. Detailed usage instructions are provided in the script header.