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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 7"""
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date="2018-07-11T19:41:15Z"
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content="""
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Seems to me that the documentation of git-annex import, git-annex reinject,
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and git-annex setkey is clear, that these commands all move content into the
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annex.
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If you don't want it to move, you can always make a copy of the file first,
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and run the command on the copy. But git-annex is about managing large
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files, and making a second local copy of a large file would be surprising
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behavior if the user didn't explicitly ask for it.
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When you set up a remote somewhere, and ask git-annex to ensure numcopies
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is 2+, it is *then* eager to preserve multiple copies, because it's been
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given a way to do so, and been told to. It's not eager by default though.
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Given that people get confused with the existing number of options to
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git-annex import, I'm reluctant to add more to it, especially if the same
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behavior as the suggested options can be obtained by running `cp` first.
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I still don't fully understand what your proposed options are supposed
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to do..
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