Re: One git-annex repo refuses to see if remotes have files

2012-05-19 Thread Sean Whitton
On Fri, 18 May 2012, Joey Hess wrote: zephyr$ git commit -a && git push My guess is that this push is not pushing the git-annex branch. Thanks, it wasn't, because I'd recently re-initialised my central repo and forgot to push both branches to it. Sean ___

Re: One git-annex repo refuses to see if remotes have files

2012-05-18 Thread Joey Hess
Adam Spiers wrote: > Looks to me like you got the order wrong - don't you need > to commit and push *before* the git annex copy? Otherwise > the meta-data for doc.2012.tar.gz isn't in the git-annex branch > when the annex copy is done and it will just copy the previous > contents of oldscm to metaa

Re: One git-annex repo refuses to see if remotes have files

2012-05-18 Thread Adam Spiers
Looks to me like you got the order wrong - don't you need to commit and push *before* the git annex copy? Otherwise the meta-data for doc.2012.tar.gz isn't in the git-annex branch when the annex copy is done and it will just copy the previous contents of oldscm to metaarray, without the new file.

One git-annex repo refuses to see if remotes have files

2012-05-18 Thread Sean Whitton
Two local repos: zephyr, artemis. One special encrypted rsync remote: metaarray. I frequently add files on one real machine, git annex copy --to metaarray so I have a second copy, and then at a later point (once git trees have been synced) I will run git annex get --from metaarray on the other m