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git remote remove tmpremote
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git remote remove tmpremote
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git annex enableremote myremote
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git annex enableremote myremote
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This only works for git repositories that have a git-annex uuid set,
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because git-annex thinks about special remotes in terms of their uuid. So
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it cannot be used with a git remote hosted somewhere that does not have
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git-annex installed.
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[[!comment format=mdwn
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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 2"""
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date="2021-08-24T16:42:27Z"
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content="""
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This can only be used for git remotes that have an annex-uuid set. All
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special remotes have to have a uuid. git remotes that are hosted on a
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system with git-annex installed get the annex-uuid set up automatically,
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but it won't happen if your special remote is on github or something like
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that. You could `git config remote.foo.annex-uuid $(uuid)` to generate and
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set a new uuid, I suppose.
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"""]]
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