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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2019-05-23T17:21:53Z"
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content="""
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"Failed to import some files from remotename. Re-run command to resume import."
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AFAICS if it displayed that, it would not go on to add *any* files
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to the remote's tracking branch. Only when it's been able to import all
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the files it found on the remote does a commit get made.
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I have seen the adb pull of a file fail once or twice (out of several
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hundred imports so far), and adb did display an error message, and I
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assume git-annex also then said the import of that file failed.
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The other way it could fail to download a file is if the content seems to
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have changed since file list for the import was built. In that case,
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there would be no error message, just "import foo failed" rather than
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"import foo ok"
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Can you paste a transcript of the problem?
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