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diff --git a/doc/design/metadata.mdwn b/doc/design/metadata.mdwn index 4edfa6d72..0e8727415 100644 --- a/doc/design/metadata.mdwn +++ b/doc/design/metadata.mdwn @@ -36,37 +36,37 @@ sql queries if we want to go that far.) # filtered branches -`git annex filter year=2014 talk` should create a new branch -filtered/year=2014/talk containing only files tagged with that, and +`git annex view year=2014 talk` should create a new branch +view/year=2014/talk containing only files tagged with that, and have git check it out. In this example, all files appear in top level directory of repo; no subdirs. -`git annex fadd haskell` switches to branch -filtered/year=2014/talk/haskell with only the haskell talks. +`git annex vadd haskell` switches to branch +view/year=2014/talk/haskell with only the haskell talks. -`git annex fadd year=2013 year=2012` switches to branch -filtered/year=2012,2013,2014/talk/haskell. This has subdirectories 2012, +`git annex vadd year=2013 year=2012` switches to branch +view/year=2012,2013,2014/talk/haskell. This has subdirectories 2012, 2013 and 2014 with the matching talks. Patterns can be used in both the values of fields, and in matching tags. So, `year=20*` could be used to match years, and `foo/*` matches any tag in the foo namespace. Or even `*` to match *all* tags. -`git annex frm haskell` switches to -filtered/year=2012,2013,2014/talk, which has all available talks in it. +`git annex vrm haskell` switches to +view/year=2012,2013,2014/talk, which has all available talks in it. -`git annex fadd conference=fosdem conference=icfp` switches to branch -filtered/year=2012,2013,2014/talk/conference=fosdem,icfp. Now there +`git annex vadd conference=fosdem conference=icfp` switches to branch +view/year=2012,2013,2014/talk/conference=fosdem,icfp. Now there are nested subdirectories. They follow the format of the branch, so 2013/icfp, 2014/fosdem, etc. -`git annex filter tag=haskell,debian` yields a branch with haskell +`git annex view tag=haskell,debian` yields a branch with haskell and debian subdirectories. -To see all tags, `git annex filter tag=*` ! +To see all tags, as subdirectories, `git annex view tag=*` ! -Files not matching the filter can be included, by using -`git annex filter --unmatched=other`. That puts all such files into +Files not matching the view can be included, by using +`git annex view --unmatched=other`. That puts all such files into the subdirectory other. Note that old filter branches can be deleted when switching to a new one. |