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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2020-05-11T16:31:58Z"
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I think it's quite likely that most people consider files in dotdirs to be
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dotfiles, most of the time. (.git/index is clearly not a dotfile,
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.git/config probably is) The exact semantics of it are vague enough that
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it's probably better to not consider them when it comes to this bug report.
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The actual bug is not about whether .foo/bar is a dotfile, but about
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inconsistent behavior adding it.
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Avoiding treating them as dotfiles, even if they're broadly understood as
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such would resolve the inconsistency.
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Otoh, the inconsistency only arises when run inside a dot directory,
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which is probably a fairly rare thing to do.
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subject="""comment 2"""
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date="2020-05-11T16:40:46Z"
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I'm also reluctant to start another behavior change in this area, there has
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been more than enough drama around dotfile handling recently.
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At least the behavior change would only result in small files that users
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want to store in git being annexed, rather than large files being
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unexpectedly put in git.
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It would also be possible for users to get back the current behavior if
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desired by configuring annex.dotfiles and annex.largefiles.
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Also as far as the priority of this goes, I think that the number of
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dotdirs that contain files that get version controlled at all is probably
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quite small, excluding version controlling of HOME.
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