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username="georg.schnabel@bd6be2144f897f5caa0028e0dd1e0a65634add81"
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nickname="georg.schnabel"
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avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/b58e4e0101a95b57d55da575ca21f510"
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subject="import from special directory remote fails due to running out of memory "
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date="2021-02-17T14:29:49Z"
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content="""
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First of all, git annex is an awesome tool, I like it very much!
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When trying to `git annex import` from a special directory remote with a large number of files (~4 millions) with a cumulative size of about 1TB, git annex takes up all main memory during the final update remote/ref step on a machine with 16G of main memory and is then killed by the system. This also happens when supplying the `--no-content` option. Is there a way to make git annex less memory demanding when importing from a special directory remote with a large number of files?
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"""]]
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