Since old ones had a buggy git bundle command.
In particular, git 2.30.2 has a git bundle that supports --stdin, but does
not read from it, and so fails to create a bundle.
While not using --stdin would perhaps work, it limits the number of revs
that get included in the bundle to the command line length limit.
But the real kicker is that at the same time --stdin got fixed, a bug also
got fixed that made git bundle skip including refs when they had the same
sha as other refs it included. Which would lead to data loss. So best to
avoid that buggy thing.
When remote.name.annexUrl is an annex+http(s) url, that uses the same
hostname as remote.name.url, which is itself a http(s) url, they are
assumed to share a username and password.
This avoids unnecessary duplicate password prompts.
The NullSoftInstaller does not install git-remote-annex. For that
matter, it does not install git-annex-shell either. I don't know quite
how it would make sense to do so, without hard links.
It could contain 3 copies of the same binary.
Logically, this should make it need a lot less memory when files have
been changed many times. In my tests, it didn't seem to change memory
use at all. Unsure why, it is working. It's possible the Response is not
getting garbage collected due to pinning. But as far as I can see, all
parts of it that are retained get copied in a way that won't keep the
whole thing pinned in memory.
Fix infinite loop and memory blowup when importing from an unversioned S3
bucket that is large enough to need pagination.
I don't think there actually ever will be a Marker element, a delimiter is
not set.
Probably this code path was never tested with pagination! Also the aws
library's lack of any docs made it easy to mess up.
Versioned buckets seem to not have the same problem. The API docs for
ListObjectVersions say that NextKeyMarker will always be provided when
paginating.
This is to reduce user confusion when their annex.largefiles matches it,
or is not set.
Note that, when annex.dotfiles is set, but a dotfile is not matched by
annex.largefiles, the "non-large file" message will be displayed. That
makes sense because whether the file is a dotfile does not matter with that
configuration.
Also, this slightly optimised the annex.dotfiles path in passing,
by avoiding the slight slowdown caused by the check added in commit
876d5b6c6f in that case.
Assistant and smudge also updated.
This does add a small amount of extra work, getting the TopFilePath.
Not enough to be concerned by.
Also improve documentation to make clear that files inside dotdirs are
treated as dotfiles.
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