Added a comment: does it really need to be a new command ("export") or could be the same old "copy"?
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username="yarikoptic"
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subject="does it really need to be a new command ("export") or could be the same old "copy"?"
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date="2017-07-11T22:14:39Z"
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or it could be just a mode of operation for a special remote depending on \"exporttree=true\" being set, where in one (old) case it would operate based on keys associated with the files pointed on the cmdline (or just keys for --auto or pointed by metadata), whenever when \"exporttree=true\" -- it would operate on filenames pointed on command line (or files found to be associated with the keys as pointed by --auto or by metadata)?
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Then the same 'copy --to' could be used in both cases, streamlining user experience ;)
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