test if magic library works
(When built with it.) I saw John Thorvald Wodder II doing this in https://github.com/datalad/datalad-extensions/blob/master/.github/workflows/build-git-annex-windows.yaml and it seemed like a good idea. John used an empty file for the binary file, but I think it's slightly suprising file picks that mime type for it, so opted to instead use something less ambiguous.
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, testCase "export_import_subdir" test_export_import_subdir
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, testCase "shared clone" test_shared_clone
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, testCase "log" test_log
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, testCase "magic" test_magic
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, testCase "import" test_import
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, testCase "reinject" test_reinject
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, testCase "unannex (no copy)" test_unannex_nocopy
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test_log = intmpclonerepo $ do
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git_annex "log" [annexedfile] @? "log failed"
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test_magic :: Assertion
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test_magic = intmpclonerepo $ do
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#ifdef WITH_MAGICMIME
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boolSystem "git"
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[ Param "config"
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, Param "annex.largefiles"
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, Param "mimeencoding=binary"
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] @? "git config annex.largefiles failed"
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writeFile "binary" "\127"
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writeFile "text" "test\n"
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git_annex "add" ["binary", "text"]
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@? "git-annex add failed with mimeencoding in largefiles"
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git_annex "sync" []
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@? "git-annex sync failed"
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(isJust <$> annexeval (Annex.CatFile.catKeyFile (encodeBS "binary")))
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@? "binary file not added to annex despite mimeencoding config"
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(isNothing <$> annexeval (Annex.CatFile.catKeyFile (encodeBS "text")))
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@? "non-binary file got added to annex despite mimeencoding config"
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#else
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return ()
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#endif
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test_import :: Assertion
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test_import = intmpclonerepo $ Utility.Tmp.Dir.withTmpDir "importtest" $ \importdir -> do
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(toimport1, importf1, imported1) <- mktoimport importdir "import1"
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