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Package: genbackupdata
Version: 1.6-1
Severity: wishlist
For testing git annex watch, I could use a fuzz tool that does the
following:
* iteratively creates directory trees of random shapes containing random files
* moves these tress around, including within each other
* deletes some trees
* moves individual files around
* deletes some files
* modifies files (especially right after it finishes initially writing them)
Ideally running continually for some period of time, with random
smallish timing delays. And with a log of the changes it's made,
that can later be checked to see if anything somehow went missing
from the tree.
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I'm afraid I don't think I will ever implement this wishlist item.
It would be a reasonable feature to add, but it's a fair bit of work,
and I'm unlikely to do it myself. If I did something like this, I'd
add a feature to read output from summain (see Debian package of that
name) and adjust a tree to match that.
But perhaps someone else does either of these features, and if so, I'm
happy to consider a patch (or happy for someone to fork the project).
Alas, keeping the wishlist bug open isn't making that happen.
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