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Joey Hess 2013-03-18 11:49:10 -04:00
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* File is dropped from B * File is dropped from B
Seems like a resurfacing of [[forum/assistant_overzealously_moving_stuff_to_other_repos]]? Thanks. Seems like a resurfacing of [[forum/assistant_overzealously_moving_stuff_to_other_repos]]? Thanks.
> 4.20130227 used a regex library that was broken, at least for certian
> filenames. I suspect that's what'd going on here. [[done]] --[[Joey]]

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* The files that the Assistant started trying to drop were, I believe, the first (alphabetically) files in my repository to contain non-ascii characters in their file names (some French accented letters) * The files that the Assistant started trying to drop were, I believe, the first (alphabetically) files in my repository to contain non-ascii characters in their file names (some French accented letters)
Thanks. Thanks.
> The non-ascii characters are the giveaway: For 1 version, git-annex used
> a regex library that failed to ever match non-ascii characters. So it
> thought backup repos, which match "*" with a regex, wanted no such files.
> This is [[fixed|done]]. --[[Joey]]

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One thing that would be incredibly helpful with the kinds of bugs I've seen in the assistant is if the daemon.log contained info about *why* it is dropping or transferring content. "transferring content because there was only 1 copy and we need to fulfill numcopies" "transferring content because it matches such-and-such a preferred content expresson" "dropping content because it does not match this preferred content expression" -- that would remove a lot of mystery about the way the assistant is working. One thing that would be incredibly helpful with the kinds of bugs I've seen in the assistant is if the daemon.log contained info about *why* it is dropping or transferring content. "transferring content because there was only 1 copy and we need to fulfill numcopies" "transferring content because it matches such-and-such a preferred content expresson" "dropping content because it does not match this preferred content expression" -- that would remove a lot of mystery about the way the assistant is working.
> The several bugs mentioned here seem to be fixed, so closing this report.
> [[done]] --[[Joey]]