`autodeploy_files.conf` -> Configuration files you would like to carry over to different systems. It is important that you define files by their relative location to your home directory. For example, if I wanted to add a file to this, I would run `autodeploy -e files` and add a new file with it's path relative to $HOME such as: `.config/graham/myfolder/myfile.conf` and **NOT**`/home/graham/.config/graham/myfolder/myfile.conf`.
`autodeploy_files.conf` -> Configuration files you would like to carry over to different systems.
> It is important that you define files by their relative location to your home directory. For example, if I wanted to add a file to this, I would run `autodeploy -e files` and add a new file with it's path relative to $HOME such as: `.config/graham/myfolder/myfile.conf` and **NOT**`/home/graham/.config/graham/myfolder/myfile.conf`.