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diff --git a/doc/todo/Support_--jobs_option_for___39__sync_--content__39__.mdwn b/doc/todo/Support_--jobs_option_for___39__sync_--content__39__.mdwn index cabff5ffc..9923dcff6 100644 --- a/doc/todo/Support_--jobs_option_for___39__sync_--content__39__.mdwn +++ b/doc/todo/Support_--jobs_option_for___39__sync_--content__39__.mdwn @@ -1 +1,14 @@ -As the subject says. I mostly use `git annex sync --content` to transfer files between repositories, as its easier than running `git annex sync`, a bunch of `git annex copy`s and then a `git annex get` to make sure I have all the files I should have. It would be good if the shortcut could also work in parallel. +As the subject says. I mostly use `git annex sync --content` to transfer +files between repositories, as its easier than running `git annex sync`, a +bunch of `git annex copy`s and then a `git annex get` to make sure I have +all the files I should have. It would be good if the shortcut could also +work in parallel. + +> It also can be faster to push concurrent. OTOH, concurrent pulls +> can lead to the same git objects being downloaded redundantly, so best to +> avoid those I think. +> +> I've implemented this. It suffers from the same +> lack of support for displaying progress when running it parallel as +> documented on [[parallel_get]]. Other than that wart, this is [[done]]. +> --[[Joey]] |