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@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ As a first step toward using it with git-annex, I built an experimental
[[ipfs_special_remote|special_remotes/ipfs]]. It has some nice abilities; [[ipfs_special_remote|special_remotes/ipfs]]. It has some nice abilities;
any ipfs address can be downloaded to a file in the repository: any ipfs address can be downloaded to a file in the repository:
> git annex addurl ipfs:QmYgXEfjsLbPvVKrrD4Hf6QvXYRPRjH5XFGajDqtxBnD4W --file somefile git annex addurl ipfs:QmYgXEfjsLbPvVKrrD4Hf6QvXYRPRjH5XFGajDqtxBnD4W --file somefile
And, any file in the git-annex repository can be published to the world And, any file in the git-annex repository can be published to the world
via ipfs, by simply using `git annex copy --to ipfs`. The ipfs address via ipfs, by simply using `git annex copy --to ipfs`. The ipfs address
is for the file is then visible in `git annex whereis`. for the file is then visible in `git annex whereis`.
Had to extend the external special remote protocol slightly for that, so Had to extend the external special remote protocol slightly for that, so
that ipfs addresses can be recorded as uris in git-annex, and will show up that ipfs addresses can be recorded as uris in git-annex, and will show up