martin f krafft writes:
Package: unison
Version: 2.13.16-6
Severity: normal
If I synchronise two archives, and one has a new directory:
new dir ----> foo/bar/baz
then unison creates a directory such as
foo/bar/.#baz.304583c26ebd694bf5687970bdbacdf0.unison.tmp/
However, if I ctrl-c unison, it deletes that directory, meaning that
it has to resync *everything* therein the next time unison is run.
Given that the hash stays the same across different invocations, it
should really try to resume.
Hummm...
I don't agree with you. Deleting this directory and resync everything is a
sane default. To my mind it is a simple and efficient solution.
Trying to resume from Ctrl-C by keeping downloaded file, which are in a half
downloaded state, implies to treat a lot of special case... This is far less
simple than the actual behavior.
Did you *really* think this is a good solution ?
Regards
Sylvain Le Gall
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