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When creating a new bag, make_bag() takes the bag directory as argument. It assumes the current content of this bag directory to be the payload. It creates a new subdirectory data and moves all content of the bag directory into this new subdirectory.
It should be possible to create a bag without moving the payload, given that it is already in a suitable data subdirectory. This is particularly needed when only read access to the payload can be granted.
I submitted a pull request #67 to add such an option, but I got no response. Maybe it has not been noticed. So I submit this Issue to draw your attention.
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When creating a new bag,
make_bag()
takes the bag directory as argument. It assumes the current content of this bag directory to be the payload. It creates a new subdirectorydata
and moves all content of the bag directory into this new subdirectory.It should be possible to create a bag without moving the payload, given that it is already in a suitable data subdirectory. This is particularly needed when only read access to the payload can be granted.
I submitted a pull request #67 to add such an option, but I got no response. Maybe it has not been noticed. So I submit this Issue to draw your attention.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: