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while borg is running
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Use a top-level boolean configuration variable to determine which
groups, packages and other configurations should be included if
present.
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This is a quality of life improvement to always include the diff when
editing the commit message in the text editor, instead of having to
explicitly type "git commit -v ..." every time.
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For two reasons:
1. to reduce the size of the backup. If there's a candidate folder to
be removed in order to decrease the size of the backup, ~/.cache is
that folder;
2. to stop errors during the backup to happen. It's common for files to
come and go while the backup is running, and borg sometimes starts
backing up a file and it vanishes in the middle of the backup, and
returns an error. In the end the backup finishes sucessfully, but
the backup script halts.
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