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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2016-07-11T16:39:44Z"
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content="""
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What git-annex actually does when a repository is in multiple groups
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is that the "standard" preferred content expression has no effect.
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Because this is an ambiguous configuration and it's not clear what you
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want.
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I don't think that you can combine preferred content expressions for
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multiple groups and always get behavior that makes sense. In particular,
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it seems likely that in some situations you'd want to combine them with AND
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but in other situations with OR.
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So, the best thing for you to do is probably to manually write a preferred
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content expression that clearly expresses what you want. Note that you
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can have a repository that's in the archive group, but instead of "standard"
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has its own custom preferred content expression. In your case, I think you
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want to do that; keeping the repository in the archive group will retain
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the behavior of other repositories dropping archived files once they reach
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it.
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Seems that for the preferred content setting for this repositry, you
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want the same one used for backup repositories, "anything".
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So:
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git annex group . archive
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git annex ungroup . backup
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git anenx wanted . anything
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