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This is a method for hiding broken links using git-annex views.
Each annex will need it's own name for this system to work. For this example I'll use "localdrive." After getting file content, run:
git-annex metadata --not --in=here --metadata in=localdrive . -s in-=localdrive
git-annex metadata --in=here --not --metadata in=localdrive . -s in+=localdrive
git-annex view /=*
git-annex vfilter in=localdrive
Unused links will be hidden. Folder structures will remain the same.
To switch back use:
git-annex vpop 2
Because this is a lot to type, I've placed these in a bash script in the base folder (ignored with .gitignore so it isn't sent to other repos). The local repo name can be changed by editing THISREPO:
#!/bin/bash
THISREPO='localdrive'
git-annex metadata --not --in=here --metadata in=$THISREPO . -s in-=$THISREPO
git-annex metadata --in=here --not --metadata in=$THISREPO . -s in+=$THISREPO
git-annex view /=*
git-annex vfilter in=$THISREPO
exit 0
## Hiding Broken Links in Preferred Content Repos
If you have a repo with preferred content settings, this can be shortened to a single script which can be run to "refresh" the view:
#!/bin/bash
THISREPO='pcrepo'
git-annex vpop 2
git-annex sync
git-annex get --auto
git-annex metadata --not --in=here --metadata in=$THISREPO . -s in-=$THISREPO
git-annex metadata --in=here --not --metadata in=$THISREPO . -s in+=$THISREPO
git-annex view /=*
git-annex vfilter in=$THISREPO
exit 0
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