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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2015-08-11T16:57:45Z"
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content="""
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Well, you can certianly use --work-tree with git-annex. As a global git
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option, it has to be passed after the "git" and before the "annex". However,
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since the view is constructed by making symlinks to the annexed content,
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the result will be a directory full of symlinks, rather than the contents
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of the files. Also, it'll still update the repo to think it has this view
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checked out, with confusing results.
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rsync seems to be a perfectly good way to do what you want, if you want
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to have copies of the files.
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Or, you might consider making a shared clone of the git repo wherever you
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want that tree of files, and checking out the desired view in the clone.
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In a shared clone with a recent version of git-annex, running `git annex
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get` will quickly hard-link the files from the main repo (when possible).
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