pull: Add protection for local folders having local changes #72
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August 3, 2018 15:21
A folder's modification may bereverted back to that of to the remote folder's modification time if it contains local new files. This happens because the files are protected, not the folder, and somehow folder's are not excluded from rsync's `--update` flag.
This protects the folders from the modification time being reverted back to the remote folder's modification time. This happens because the files are protected, not the folder, and somehow folder's are not excluded from rsync's `--update` flag.
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This protects the folders from the modification time being reverted back to the remote folder's modification time. This happens because the files are protected, not the folder, and somehow folder's are not excluded from rsync's
--updateflag.