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Could there be separate `annex.git-add.largefiles` and `annex.git-annex-add.largefiles` settings, applying to files added via `git add` and `git annex add`, respectively? If not given, their value defaults to the value of `annex.largefiles`.
Reason: to prevent `git add` from inadvertently adding annexed files in unlocked form, I set `* annex.largefiles=nothing` at repo root; but then, `git annex add` won't annex anything either, unless specifically asked. I want to use `git add` to add files to git only (since it can't add them to git-annex in locked form), and to use `git annex add` to add files to either git or annex based on `annex.git-annex-add.largefiles` setting.
Related: [[forum/lets_discuss_git_add_behavior]]

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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="jason.dixon.email@aa0e536a2ec2877d6f666108dbbc6e39bbe87ac0"
nickname="jason.dixon.email"
avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/fbe9050fc83bbd536d307d87ea14d4bc"
subject="wanted content commands"
date="2019-10-10T08:16:59Z"
content="""
I've often thought it would be handy to have a preferred content expression and a requested files list that work together. Which is, I think, similar to what you're saying?
So you could do something like \"git annex wanted . --request <somefile>\" which would add it to a list of wanted files, that overrides the preferred content. Then you'd remove them also.
Use case for this would be requesting a file. Syncing the request to, say, a usb. Plugging that usb in somewhere else later, and having those files be automatically transferred. Then when the file reaches the destination it's dropped.
I guess this is possible already with the wanted expressions? What would that look like?
"""]]