Powerful tools are nice. Wildcards are wild.
Use case 1: You have several new files in git, but you'd like to only add 1 file. Both file names share a type, so you can't use:
git add *.sql
Since that would add both for the same commit.
We can, however, use the wildcards in a wilder way and solve for the similarity issue:
git add *0.1*
This will select the file with "0.1" string in it's name.
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