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username="http://svario.it/gioele"
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nickname="gioele"
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subject="comment 3"
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date="2014-07-15T06:54:40Z"
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content="""
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> You can use --clean-duplicates unless your goal is for some reason to add the duplicate files to your repository a second time.
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My use case is that I clone an existing remote on a PC where there are already some of the annexed files (+ others).
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My workflow would be:
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* clone git-annex server:~/Documents.git
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* git annex import --skip-new (or --only-duplicates) ~/Dump/*
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~/Dump contains many other files in addition to those found in the Documents repository.
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In this case --clean-duplicate would not be the correct solution.
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