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At long last there's a way to hide annexed files whose content
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is missing from the working tree: `git-annex adjust --hide-missing`
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And once you've run that command, `git annex sync` will update the tree
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to hide/unhide files whose content availability has changed.
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(So will running `git annex adjust` again with the same options.)
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You can also combine `--hide-missing` with `--unlock`, which should prove
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useful in a lot of situations.
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My implementation today is as simple as possible, which means that every
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time it updates the adjusted branch it does a full traversal of the
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original branch, checks content availability, and generates a new branch.
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So it may not be super fast in a large repo, but I was able to implement
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it in one day's work. It should be possible later to speed it up a
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lot, by [maintaining more state](http://git-annex.branchable.com/todo/hide_missing_files/#comment-5f56545b69a0baebffe5411258ee30ea).
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Today's work was sponsored by Ethan Aubin.
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