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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2023-08-16T17:01:21Z"
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content="""
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The activity log was built for something else (git-annex expire) and there
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would be several problems with repurposing it for this:
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* A fsck activity is logged when the fsck starts, if the fsck is
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interrupted part way through, or is an incremental fsck, or is a fsck
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of only a few specific files, it is still logged.
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* The activity log is designed to also support other activities, and only
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the most recent activity is recorded. While currently it only has a fsck
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activity, it's possible that additional activities be added to support
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git-annex expire. That would prevent displaying a fsck after such an
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activity was recorded.
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It seems like your use case would need a log to be updated only once a
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complete fsck was done. Since fsck supports ad-hoc running on specific
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files, incremental fscks, fscking of other branches, etc, it's kind of hard
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to tell when that has happened.
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