📝 git-annex-metadata-edit
Edit git-annex metadata with your $EDITOR.
📥 Installation
# From Gitlab
pip install git+https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/git-annex-metadata-edit
✨ Features
- Frontend to
git annex metadata --set/--remove - (recursively) overwrite a field with a value
- add and remove single-line values in one go for multiple files (also recursively)
❓ Usage
# 📟 From the Temrminal
git-annex-metadata-edit FIELDNAME ...FILES...
# or
git annex-metadata-edit FIELDNAME ...FILES...
# or
git annex metadata-edit FIELDNAME ...FILES...
# or
python -m git_annex_metadata_edit FIELDNAME ...FILES...
# 🤨 dry-run (check what it would do if you don't trust it)
git-annex-metadata-edit --dry-run FIELDNAME ...FILES...
# ❓ Help
git-annex-metadata-edit -h
git-annex-metadata-edit first tries your $VISUAL, then $EDITOR, then a list of common editors.
📟 Screencast 📹
Metadata
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