Release v1.4.0 · andrewmcwattersandco/git-fetch-file

Multi-target file tracking: Same file can now be tracked from different repositories or to different target directories without conflicts
Enhanced conflict detection: Intelligent conflict detection only prevents duplicates when repository, file path, and target directory are all identical
Remove command: New git fetch-file remove <path> [<target_dir>] command to remove tracked files from the manifest
Force flag for add command: Added --force flag to add command for intentionally overwriting existing entries
Repository disambiguation: --repository flag for remove command to disambiguate entries from different repositories

BREAKING: Manifest format simplification: All manifest sections now use unified format [file "path" from "repository_url"] for clarity and consistency
Eliminated redundant repository keys: Repository information is now stored only in section names, eliminating duplicate repository keys in manifest entries
Simplified codebase: Removed unnecessary helper functions, making the code more maintainable
Git-style error messages: Conflict errors now use concise, git-like format: fatal: 'file' already tracked from <repo> with helpful hints
Backward compatibility: Old manifest formats are still supported and automatically migrated

Issue #5: Cannot add same filename from two different repos: Resolved conflict detection that incorrectly prevented tracking same filename from different repositories or to different target directories

Conflict resolution guidance: Error messages now provide clear options: use --force to overwrite, or specify different target directory
Status output clarity: Status command shows multiple entries when same file is tracked to different locations
Documentation coverage: Comprehensive README.md updates with conflict handling examples and new command documentation

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0

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