Install
curl -fsSL https://github.com/Red-Eyed/git-sfs/releases/download/v1.22.0/install.sh | sh
Added
git-sfs push [path] — push now takes an optional path argument, matching pull and status. Only symlinks below that path are uploaded. Previously push always scanned the whole repository and aborted on the first hash with no local cache file, which made a partially-pulled repository impossible to push from: subtrees the user deliberately never pulled are dangling symlinks, and they blocked the upload of every file that was cached. Defaults to ., so existing behavior is unchanged.git-sfs push --skip-missing — uploads the files that are cached instead of failing on the first one that is not. Intended for the case where missing files are scattered rather than confined to a subtree, so no single path argument selects the cached ones. Off by default: a push that omits files still exits 0, so the remote silently becomes an incomplete copy. Skipped paths are reported on stderr, and a remote written this way should be treated as partial until a full git-sfs push succeeds.
Fixed
missing cached file now names the file. The error reported only a bare 64-character hash, which gave no indication of which tracked file was affected or how to fix it. It now reports the working-tree path, a short hash, and the git-sfs pull command that restores it.
