use new name for new format fsck db
The old db is cleaned up when a new incremental fsck is started. The incremental fsck won't pick up where the old one left off, but I consider this a minor enough thing that it can just be documented and won't be a problem.
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> * Fsck (SKey)
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> can't rebuild? Just drop and let incremental fscks re-do work
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> (done)
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> * ContentIdentifier (IKey)
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> rebuild with updateFromLog, would need to diff from empty tree to
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> current git-annex branch, may be expensive to do!
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> * Export (IKey, SFilePath)
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> difficult to rebuild, what if in the middle of an interrupted
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> export?
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> situations, the next time an export is run, so should be ok.
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> But it might result in already exported files being re-uploaded,
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> or other unncessary work.
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> Keys (IKey, SFilePath, SInodeCache)
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> * Keys (IKey, SFilePath, SInodeCache)
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> Use scanUnlockedFiles to repopulate the Associated table.
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> But that does not repopulate the Content table. Doing so needs
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> However, it has never actually changed since it was introduced in 2010
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> (git v1.8.3.1), except for a fix for an unsigned int overflow bug that
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> was fixed in April 2019.
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> (done)
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> Alternatively, can keep the old database code and use it to read the old
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> databases during the migration. But then bad data that got in due to the
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