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I have a bunch of removable storage devices and was planning on storing my data across
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all of them. I've run into an annoyance, and would like to see if anybody has any
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ideas.
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My goal was to have the full file tree on all the devices, but only a subset of the
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annexed data. Where I have run into trouble is removing data from the system. It
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seems that the "git annex unused" command checks remote branches as well as local ones
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when determining whether an object is referred to.
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This means that if I remove a file that is stored locally, "git annex unused" doesn't
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report the corresponding object as unused until I either connect and update all
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removable storage *or* remove the remote corresponding to the removable storage. I
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posted a bug about this inconsistency named
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[[bugs/git annex unused considers remote branches which makes it inconsistent]].
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If I used the removable storage as a special remote, then I wouldn't have this issue,
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but I also wouldn't be able to conveniently use the files on it and manage the repo
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from it either.
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