reorg

doc/bugs/add_a_git_backend.mdwn

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-There should be a backend where the file content is stored.. in a git
-repository!
-
-This way, you know your annexed content is safe & versioned, but you only
-have to deal with the pain of git with large files in one place, and can
-use all of git-annex's features everywhere else.

doc/bugs/backendSHA1.mdwn

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-This backend is not finished.

doc/bugs/branching.mdwn

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-The use of `.git-annex` to store logs means that if a repo has branches 
-and the user switched between them, git-annex will see different logs in
-the different branches, and so may miss info about what remotes have which
-files (though it can re-learn). 
-
-An alternative would be to store the log data directly in the git repo
-as `pristine-tar` does. Problem with that approach is that git won't merge
-conflicting changes to log files if they are not in the currently checked
-out branch.
-
-It would be possible to use a branch with a tree like this, to avoid
-conflicts:
-
-key/uuid/time/status
-
-As long as new files are only added, and old timestamped files deleted,
-there would be no conflicts.
-
-A related problem though is the size of the tree objects git needs to
-commit. Having the logs in a separate branch doesn't help with that.
-As more keys are added, the tree object size will increase, and git will
-take longer and longer to commit, and use more space. One way to deal with
-this is simply by splitting the logs amoung subdirectories. Git then can
-reuse trees for most directories. (Check: Does it still have to build
-dup trees in memory?)
-
-Another approach would be to have git-annex *delete* old logs. Keep logs
-for the currently available files, or something like that. If other log
-info is needed, look back through history to find the first occurance of a
-log. Maybe even look at other branches -- so if the logs were on master,
-a new empty branch could be made and git-annex would still know where to
-get keys in that branch. 
-
-Would have to be careful about conflicts when deleting and bringing back
-files with the same name. And would need to avoid expensive searching thru
-all history to try to find an old log file.

doc/bugs/file_copy_progress_bar.mdwn

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-Find a way to copy a file with a progress bar, while still preserving
-stat. Easiest way might be to use pv and fix up the permissions etc
-after?

doc/bugs/fsck.mdwn

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-add a git annex fsck that finds keys that have no referring file

doc/bugs/gitrm.mdwn

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-how to handle git rm file? (should try to drop keys that have no
-referring file, if it seems safe..)

doc/bugs/network_remotes.mdwn

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-Support for remote git repositories (ssh:// specifically can be made to
-work, although the other end probably needs to have git-annex
-installed..)
-
-[[done]], at least get and put work..

doc/bugs/pushpull.mdwn

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---push/--pull should take a reponame and files, and push those files
-  to that repo; dropping them from the current repo

doc/bugs/rsync.mdwn

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-Transferring a file from a ssh:// remote should use rsync to allow resuming
-of a prior transfer.

doc/bugs/symlink_farming_commit_hook.mdwn

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-TODO: implement below
-
-git-annex does use a lot of symlinks. Specicially, relative symlinks,
-that are checked into git. To allow you to move those around without
-annoyance, git-annex can run as a post-commit hook. This way, you can `git mv`
-a symlink to an annexed file, and as soon as you commit, it will be fixed
-up.
-
-`git annex init` tries to set up a post-commit hook that is itself a symlink
-back to git-annex. If you want to have your own shell script in the post-commit
-hook, just make it call `git annex` with no parameters. git-annex will detect
-when it's run from a git hook and do the necessary fixups.

doc/bugs/using_url_backend.mdwn

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-There is no way to `git annex add` a file using the URL [[backend|backends]].
-
-For now, we have to manually make the symlink. Something like this:
-
-	ln -s .git/annex/URL:http:%%www.example.com%foo.tar.gz
-
-Note the escaping of slashes.
-
-A `git annex register <url>` command could do this..
-
-[[done]]