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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2022-06-13T17:06:21Z"
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There is not currently an easy way to do that. Although I suppose you could
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write a script to rename the files based on the filenames whereused
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I do think this would be a good enhancement. I've made a todo
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[[todo/git-annex-addunused-historical]].
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`git-annex addunused` could have a --historical option that adds back to
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the last-seen filename, like whereused does.
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Something would need to be done to handle the case where several unused
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keys use the same filename, or a file by that name already exists. Probably
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the simplest thing would be to add the key to the end of the filename.
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--[[Joey]]
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