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 pda vcs sync
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-`pda!` supports some automation via its config There are options for `git.auto_commit`, `git.auto_fetch`, and `git.auto_push`. Any of these operations will slow down `pda!` because it means exporting and versioning with every change, but it does effectively guarantee never managing to desync oneself and requiring manual fixes, and reduces the frequency with which one will need to manually run the sync command.
+`pda!` supports some automation via its config. There are options for `git.auto_commit`, `git.auto_fetch`, and `git.auto_push`. Any of these operations will slow down `pda!` because it means exporting and versioning with every change, but it does effectively guarantee never managing to desync oneself and requiring manual fixes, and reduces the frequency with which one will need to manually run the sync command.
 
 Auto-commit will commit changes immediately to the local Git repository any time `pda!` data is changed. Auto-fetch will fetch before committing any changes, but incurs a significant slowdown in operations simply due to the time a fetch takes. Auto-push will automatically push committed changes to the remote repository, if one is set.