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username="beryllium@5bc3c32eb8156390f96e363e4ba38976567425ec"
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nickname="beryllium"
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avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/62b67d68e918b381e7e9dd6a96c16137"
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subject="comment 2"
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date="2025-06-17T10:00:16Z"
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Sorry to comment on a done bug. It's just that it seems opening a forum thread is going to lose the context.
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Can I ask, why is a git url even required? Isn't that going to require that only a self-hosted git is available anyway... because you aren't going to get the specific configuration to allow git-annex to fetch .git/config for the annex id?
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I thought the git-lfs remote was only for \"blob\" storage, and so API only. Or at least, it being integrated with a git service would have been optional, not mandatory.
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The example I gave with http and non-standard port was based on running the reference implementation https://github.com/git-lfs/lfs-test-server alone. Which works when a git project is configured just local (no remotes) and then the lfs url is set.
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