Closed nkovacs closed 10 years ago
Looks like you don't have any files enrolled:
~/src/git-fat$ git clone fat-test f3
Cloning into 'f3'...
done.
~/src/git-fat$ cd f3
~/src/git-fat/f3$ git fat init
Initialized git fat
~/src/git-fat/f3$ git fat pull --all
pulling:
['a.fat', 'b.fat']
receiving file list ...
2 files to consider
6ecec2e21d3033e7ba53e2db63f69dbd3a011fa8
14 100% 13.67kB/s 0:00:00 (xfr#1, to-chk=1/2)
c3d2d7d1d2f2d206b3bd04aab8c4f1036def490a
21 100% 20.51kB/s 0:00:00 (xfr#2, to-chk=0/2)
Restoring c3d2d7d1d2f2d206b3bd04aab8c4f1036def490a -> a.fat
Restoring 6ecec2e21d3033e7ba53e2db63f69dbd3a011fa8 -> b.fat
If I check out an older revision and run git fat pull, it pulls the files for that revision. I definitely don't have all the files in my local repo, the remote fat store is 17Gb, and mine is 3Gb
Can you test branch 'jed/pull-all'? This regression should be fixed in 0d9b0eb7e2aa2d3a4f1e0081f0a79f10ca8c6c95
It seems to be working, it's downloading the files now. Thanks.
This is the output of git fat pull --all: