> >> > (a) camput file $PATH creates a static (deduplicated) snapshot of >> the >> >> > path. >> >> > It's great for backups, and is the foundation on which the other >> mode is >> >> > built. You can restore with camget -o $OUTDIR $REF. >> >> > (b) camput file -filenodes $PATH creates a mutable "permanode" for >> each >> >> > file/directory under the path. This mode is appropriate when you >> plan to >> >> > treat Camlistore as the source of truth going forward. Unlike (a), >> the >> >> > command isn't idempotent; each run creates a new set of permanodes. >> > Eric, I didn't quite understand what you meant by "treat Camlistore as the source of truth going forward". What would be a use case where one would do that? (Is it the first backup -- but in that case, it would be tricky to add camliContent attr to each permanode.. )
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