Hello there, I have a possible bug or possible error in document.
When I do `git add --pathspec-from=.gitadd --ignore-errors` I can
the following error
```
$ git add --pathspec-from=.gitadd --ignore-errors
fatal: pathspec 'chapter???.R' did not match any files
```
I figured from what I read from the help, --ignore-errors means add
whatever possible(help included in the following)
--ignore-errors
If some files could not be added because of errors indexing
them, do not abort the operation, but continue adding the others. The
command shall still exit with non-zero
status. The configuration variable add.ignoreErrors can be
set to true to make this the default behaviour.
So is it me possibly misunderstanding English, or it might be git
doing something wrong or document directing someone in the wrong
direction...
I thought I might use this option(--pathsepc-from=) like using
.gitignore in the opposite way but it seems that I need to make my own
script to read line by line and do `git add`
Thank you for reading.
KwH Kim
