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# Git Package Manager - Repository Configuration
# Add one git repository URL per line
# Supports various formats:
#   - https://github.com/user/repo.git
#   - git@github.com:user/repo.git
#   - user/repo (assumes GitHub)
#
# Extended format for branch and custom name:
#   - url,branch,name
#   - Example: https://github.com/user/repo.git,develop,my-app
#   - This allows multiple installations from the same repo with different branches
#
# Multiple Config Files:
#   - The script will automatically load all files matching repos*.conf from:
#     * User config: ~/.config/gitpm/repos*.conf
#     * System config: /etc/xdg/gitpm/repos*.conf
#   - Examples: repos.conf, repos-dev.conf, repos-system.conf
#   - System configs are loaded first, then user configs
#   - Use --show-source flag with 'list' command to see which file each repo comes from
#     (system configs will be marked with [system] prefix)
#
# Repository Compatibility:
#   - Repositories must include a marker file to be considered compatible:
#     * .gitpm (empty file is fine)
#     * gitpm.json (can contain metadata)
#     * .gitpm.json (can contain metadata)
#   - The script will check for this marker before installation
#   - You can override and install anyway with --force flag
#
# Setup/Removal/Update/Check Scripts:
#   - Repositories can include setup, removal, update, and check scripts:
#     * User installs: setup-user.sh, install-user.sh, remove-user.sh, uninstall-user.sh,
#                      update-user.sh, upgrade-user.sh, check-user.sh, check-updates-user.sh
#     * System installs: setup-system.sh, install-system.sh, remove-system.sh, uninstall-system.sh,
#                       update-system.sh, upgrade-system.sh, check-system.sh, check-updates-system.sh
#     * Generic (fallback): setup.sh, install.sh, remove.sh, uninstall.sh,
#                         update.sh, upgrade.sh, check.sh, check-updates.sh
#   - Python scripts (.py) are also supported: setup-user.py, install-system.py, update.py, check.py, etc.
#   - Scripts are executed automatically during install/remove/update operations
#   - Check scripts run when checking for updates (--check flag)
#     * Exit code 0 = no updates available
#     * Exit code 1 = updates available
#     * Other exit codes = error (falls back to git commit comparison)
#   - Update scripts run when actually updating packages

# Example repositories:
# https://github.com/user/app1.git
# git@github.com:anotheruser/app1.git
# https://gitlab.com/user/app2.git
# https://github.com/user/repo.git,develop,dev-version
# https://github.com/user/repo.git,main,stable-version

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