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username="andrew"
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subject="comment 2"
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date="2018-03-10T18:28:10Z"
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Thanks for the positive feedback!
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> Please do file todo requests if there are interface improvements that git-annex can offer to query for the data you need.
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Will do. I think I have most of the queries I need right now. I really wanted to show nice, meaningful icons for folders; I ended up showing some measure of the number of copies of all files contained within folders. This is something I decided to cache in a database since, to my knowledge, neither git nor git-annex tracks folders directly. I don't think it would make sense to cache folder level queries in git-annex anytime soon?
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> But I do wonder if it would make sense for the git-annex.app to bundle git-annex-turtle, so users don't need that extra step.
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Great! Yes, that sounds like an excellent idea! Yes, as you mentioned git-annex-turtle.app is ~30mb with all the icon assets. I believe this is because the icons are uncompressed PDFs exported from Adobe Illustrator, oops. I'll see if I can compress them and get the .app size down. Currently, zipping git-annex-turtle.app brings down the size to ~8mb.
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Thanks,
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—Andrew
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