The cloak of a site: the global patterns, unless the site turns them off,
then its own patterns, matched together with gitignore semantics so a
site's !pattern re-includes what a global pattern cloaks; and its single
cloaked paths, which cloak everything beneath them. A pattern that starts
with / is anchored at the site's local root. Cloaked paths are never
scanned, listed, transferred or deleted, on either side.
The cloak of a site: the global patterns, unless the site turns them off, then its own patterns, matched together with gitignore semantics so a site's
!patternre-includes what a global pattern cloaks; and its single cloaked paths, which cloak everything beneath them. A pattern that starts with/is anchored at the site's local root. Cloaked paths are never scanned, listed, transferred or deleted, on either side.