How to create GIN private repo for crab data #81
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Yeah, OK let's leave this in here for now.
@adamltyson this was the blog candidate we were chatting about this morning.
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The answer is yes (as of your experiments today), right?
And then this PR could "close" #79.
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| - Unlocked files can be edited. If the data is unlocked and the full content of the dataset is downloaded locally, the file in the working directory has content, and so does its copy under git annex. This doubles disk usage of files checked into the repo, but in exchange users can modify and revert files to previous commits. | ||
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| - Locked files cannot be edited. In MacOS, we may be prompted to unlock the files if we try to edit them, but we won't be able to save any changes because we don't have writing permissions. Files need to be committed before locking (double check). |
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I don't understand.
On MacOS who prompts you to unlock when you try to edit? Is it a GIN tool?
Co-authored-by: Sam Cunliffe <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: sfmig <[email protected]>
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A guide on how to set up a GIN private repo for the crab data.
To be shared with NIU team when we finalise it.
I added my current thoughts about how it works. Any feedback on making things clearer / less verbose is more than welcome!