bugfix: don't add files under .git-annex

That could happen if git annex add -N were used repeatedly..
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Joey Hess 2010-10-16 22:36:35 -04:00
parent 19daf3fca4
commit da453ba701
4 changed files with 9 additions and 5 deletions

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@ -54,7 +54,10 @@ options = [
findWanted :: CmdWants -> [String] -> Git.Repo -> IO [String]
findWanted FilesNotInGit params repo = do
files <- mapM (Git.notInRepo repo) params
return $ foldl (++) [] files
return $ filter notstate $ foldl (++) [] files
where
-- never include files in the state directory
notstate f = f /= take (length stateLoc) f
findWanted FilesInGit params repo = do
files <- mapM (Git.inRepo repo) params
return $ foldl (++) [] files

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@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ gitAttributes repo = do
commit
else return ()
where
attrLine = stateLoc ++ "/*.log merge=union"
attrLine = stateLoc ++ "*.log merge=union"
attributes = Git.attributes repo
commit = do
Git.run repo ["add", attributes]

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@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ import qualified GitRepo as Git
{- Long-term, cross-repo state is stored in files inside the .git-annex
- directory, in the git repository's working tree. -}
stateLoc = ".git-annex"
stateLoc = ".git-annex/"
gitStateDir :: Git.Repo -> FilePath
gitStateDir repo = (Git.workTree repo) ++ "/" ++ stateLoc ++ "/"
gitStateDir repo = (Git.workTree repo) ++ "/" ++ stateLoc
{- An annexed file's content is stored in
- /path/to/repo/.git/annex/<key>, where <key> is of the form

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@ -51,7 +51,8 @@ Enough broad picture, here's how it actually looks:
content again. Use this if you've moved the file around.
* `git annex unannex $file` undoes a `git annex add`. But use `git annex drop`
if you're just done with a file; only use `unannex` if you
accidentially added a file.
accidentially added a file. (You can also run this on all your annexed
files come the Singularity. ;-)
* `git annex describe "some description"` allows associating some description
(such as "USB archive drive 1") with a repository. This can help with
finding it later, see "Location Tracking" below.