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It is a bit inconvenient to find and write the unique (because of hashes) paths to files. So, maybe it would be useful at least to have a copy of the result files (not all intermediate files, just the target ones). Another option is to have a file somewhere in the root of the dataset, where all existing hashes related to the dataset are stored.
p.s. these ideas are not mutually exclusive
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It is a bit inconvenient to find and write the unique (because of hashes) paths to files. So, maybe it would be useful at least to have a copy of the result files (not all intermediate files, just the target ones). Another option is to have a file somewhere in the root of the dataset, where all existing hashes related to the dataset are stored.
p.s. these ideas are not mutually exclusive
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: