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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2018-09-25T18:17:59Z"
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content="""
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> When I try to use that drive with my raspberry pi, however, there are some new git hooks (or at least one) that the older version of git annex (still the latest available in the Pi's repos, 2016, which is really old :/).
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Ok, that sentance no verb. But I'll make a guess what you meant to say..
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The old post-receive hook installed by the new version of git-annex runs
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"git-annex post-receive", which fails on the old version of git-annex.
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Yes, it's fine to delete the hook in this situation.
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The fist version of git-annex to support that is 6.20170228.
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The latest raspbian release is tracking debian stable AFAICS, which has
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6.20170101, just slightly too old.
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I agree this is a backwards compatability problem that should have been avoided.
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I've made `git annex init` generate a better hook script that won't fail
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with an older git-annex version. You can re-run `git annex init` in
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your repository and it will update the hook script.
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"""]]
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