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This is mostly to let the repo check out on windows w/o using cygwin's git.

But, bash completion is also crap with : , so ..

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-The stats produced by `git annex info .` are nice but I often find myself separately looking up the actual numcopies set value.  Can this also be included in the report please?
-
-> There is not necessarily one single numcopies setting; gitattributes
-> can configure different numcopies for different files.
-> 
-> The numcopies stats in the report are reported as plus or
-> minus relative to the numcopies setting. Using a relative number like
-> that, it can eliminate the complexity of which files have which
-> numcompies setting.
-
-<pre>
-numcopies stats: 
-	numcopies +0: 27
-	numcopies +1: 43
-	numcopies +2: 1
-</pre>
-
-> What could be added is a summary of the absolute number of copies
-> that exist of files, without taking the numcopies configuration
-> into account.
-
-<pre>
-absolute number of copies:
-	1 copy: 47
-	2 copies: 23
-	3 copies: 1
-</pre>
-
-> It turns out you can already get this display though!
-> Just use `git annex info . --numcopies=0`.
-
-<pre>
-numcopies stats: 
-	numcopies +1: 47
-	numcopies +2: 23
-	numcopies +3: 1
-</pre>
-
-> So, in this mode, it's showing the number of copies that exist of files,
-> relative to numcopies, which is forced to be 0. So, there are 47 files
-> with 1 copy, 23 with 2 copies, and 1 with 3 copies.
-> 
-> I think I've convinced myself no changes need to be made! [[done]]
-> --[[Joey]]