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Hello, I would like to know if there is any way to specifically list the locked or unlocked annexed files in a git annex.
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I looked at the [[git-annex-lock]], [[git-annex-find]], and [[git-annex-matching-options]] pages and even the discussion about the [[tips/unlocked_files]] but I didn't find anything.
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I know it wouldn't make any sens for the older versions, but in the v6 mode, I think it might be useful to add such a shortcut search.
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I mean, we can already look for local content with:
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```git annex find --in=here```
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so why not create something like
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```git annex find --locked/unlocked=yes/no```
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?
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Sure it is already more or less doable by looking at symlinks:
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[[!format sh """
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#list all broken symlinks (locked absent files ?)
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find . -xtype l
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#list all symlinks (locked present files ?)
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find -L . -xtype l
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#list all files that aren't symlinks (unlocked files ?)
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find . -type -f
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"""]]
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But it is also possible for any symlink or file not to be part of the annex.
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So, in order to find the locked/unlocked files, it would require to intersect the previous sets of files with the set of annexed ones.
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Am I missing any easy tip or command argument to do this ?
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