ok the fight to another limit?
>
> How do I recover, telling the wrong repository to completely forget about the
> file?
vcsh bar rm --cached bin/foo
Gruß
Klaus
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epository definitions.
Well, Maybe not for the past, but why don't you use git
url..insteadOf feature? That allows you to use kind of alias for
your Repos and if they change, just change the alias. I used to have
short alias for my main repositories.
Regards
Klaus
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readlink and grep.
Regards
Klaus
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that are needed in
scp. Now I tried to get a document from that repository and failed as
git-annex seems to use scp and need all three backslashes.
Is there any way to work around that problem?
Regards
Klaus
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Am Mo den 5. Dez 2011 um 17:19 schrieb Joey Hess:
Klaus Ethgen wrote:
Can you check out the git-annex branch and run git-log on uuid.log,
and see what the most recent change to it looked like?
It is an update. After that I revert
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Hi all,
is there a other way than git checkout git-annex; sed -i -e
'/hash/d' **/*(.); git commit -a; git checkout master to remove a
repository completely from annex knowledge?
Regards
Klaus
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Hiho,
Am Fr den 2. Dez 2011 um 21:18 schrieb Joey Hess:
Klaus Ethgen wrote:
is there a other way than git checkout git-annex; sed -i -e
'/hash/d' **/*(.); git commit -a; git checkout master to remove a
repository completely from annex
