As a feature only supported by the webapp, and not by git-annex at the command line, this is by now a very obscure corner of git-annex, and not one I want to keep maintaining. It's worth removing it to avoid the security expsure alone. People using the assistant w/o the webapp probably don't expect it to be listening on a UDP port for a handrolled protocol, but it was. The webapp has supported pairing via magic-wormhole since 2016, which makes a link including between local computers, albeit with the overhead of tor. That sort of covers the same use case. Of course advanced users can easily enough add a ssh remote to their repository themselves, using a hostname on the local network. Sponsored-by: unqueued
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240 B
YAML
14 lines
240 B
YAML
flags:
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git-annex:
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production: true
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parallelbuild: true
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assistant: true
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torrentparser: true
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magicmime: false
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dbus: false
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debuglocks: false
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benchmark: true
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ospath: true
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packages:
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- '.'
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resolver: lts-24.2
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