feat: Enhance GitHub Import to Include Footprints and Submodules #77
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This commit introduces a significant enhancement to the GitHub import functionality. The application can now: - Load JavaScript injections from a 'footprints' directory located alongside a 'config.yaml' file. - Recursively search for and load all '*.js' files within the 'footprints' directory. - Parse the '.gitmodules' file to identify and load injections from submodules. - Provide a conflict resolution dialog when an injection with a duplicate name is found, allowing the user to skip, overwrite, or keep both. This feature makes it much easier to share and reuse complex Ergogen configurations that rely on custom footprints and submodules.
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This commit introduces a significant enhancement to the GitHub import functionality. The application can now load JavaScript injections from a 'footprints' directory located alongside a 'config.yaml' file, recursively search for and load all '*.js' files within the 'footprints' directory, parse the '.gitmodules' file to identify and load injections from submodules, and provide a conflict resolution dialog when an injection with a duplicate name is found, allowing the user to skip, overwrite, or keep both. This makes it much easier to share and reuse complex Ergogen configurations that rely on custom footprints and submodules.
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