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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="jkniiv"
avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/05fd8b33af7183342153e8013aa3713d"
subject="comment 12"
date="2021-10-02T19:58:17Z"
content="""
Thanks, Joey! 💐 Well done. :)
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username="alex@f04d0d3c452a2a99b27ccc93c1543bee4a1bf5be"
nickname="alex"
avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/9d97e9bcb1cf7680309e37cd69fab408"
subject="Resuming an interrupted download"
date="2021-10-01T23:27:31Z"
content="""
It would be helpful to allow special remotes to take advantage of git annex's ability to resume interrupted downloads for large files, especially on slow/unreliable connections. One way to implement this would be to allow the special remote to send a message asking git-annex what offset it intends to read at, then write a sparse file with only the needed data. I notice the `testremote` suite includes tests for resuming downloads at an offset, so it is possible no other changes would be needed.
Sparse files could be avoided by allowing the special remote to send a command indicating the offset at which the target file starts.
Does that sound like a reasonable design?
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I would like `git annex sync` to only sync `git-annex`'s bookkeeping metadata, and *not* my master branch or file content.
I tried setting `annex.synconlyannex = true` (in `~/.gitconfig`), and was surprised to find that although that disables syncing of my master branch, it *enables* syncing of content.
I can add `--no-content` on the command line, but I'd rather not type that every time. Is there a way to do it purely through `~/.gitconfig`? (Maybe consider it as a feature request?)
(Motivation: I find it jarring when git annex creates git commits on my own branches without asking me. I already set `annex.autocommit = false`, but `git annex sync` will still make merge commits unless I set `annexsynconlyannex = true`.)

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username="spwhitton"
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subject="comment 2"
date="2021-10-02T17:04:02Z"
content="""
Thanks so much for the fix! It looks like cherry-picking breaks the test suite, so I'll probably just wait for the next release.
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