# GIT SPARSE-CHECKOUT
1. `cd <YOUR_REPO>`
1. `git sparse-checkout init`
1. `git sparse-checkout set <PATTERN>`, where <PATTERN> is pattern like gitignore-pattern
1. Then git will create file at path `YOUR_REPO/.git/info/sparse-checkout`
1. Your might edit this file with `git sparse-checkout set` or IDE, or via cli - `echo !program.ts' > .git/info/sparse-checkout`
1. The logic of `sparse-checkout` file is the opposite of `.gitignore` - in `sparse-checkout` you should set folders that will be ENABLED (in other hand in `.gitignore` you should set folders that will be DISABLED)
1. `sparse-checkout` will be apply ONLY for local repo (in other hand `.gitignore` will be apply to remote repo)
  
# EXAMPLE
```
# enable all files but not program.ts
/*
!.program.ts
```