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Use with caution: permanent data loss by specifying incorrect patterns is easily possible. Make a dry run to make sure you got everything right. borg recreate has many uses: - Can selectively remove files/dirs from old archives, e.g. to free space or purging picturarum biggus dickus from history - Recompress data - Rechunkify data, to have upgraded Attic / Borg 0.xx archives deduplicate with Borg 1.x archives. (Or to experiment with chunker-params for specific use cases It is interrupt- and resumable. Chunks are not freed on-the-fly. Rationale: Makes only sense when rechunkifying, but logic on which new chunks to free what input chunks is complicated and *very* delicate. Future TODOs: - Refactor tests using py.test fixtures -- would require porting ArchiverTestCase to py.test: many changes, this changeset is already borderline too large. - Possibly add a --target option to not replace the source archive -- with the target possibly in another Repo (better than "cp" due to full integrity checking, and deduplication at the target) - Detect and skip (unless --always-recompress) already recompressed chunks Fixes #787 #686 #630 #70 (and probably some I overlooked) Also see #757 and #770 |
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