Benjamin Poldrack

Hm. To me looks somewhat dirty at a first glance. After all, we have a version controlled dataset and building some kind of a hackish "version control" on top here....

Clarification: Of course, it doesn't need subdatasets. You can also simply reference two images within a single dataset. But may be I misunderstood your aim. If it's just about not...

FTR: That's pretty much what datalad-hirni is for and our approach is similar (but YODA compliant ;-) ). I have a poster and a software demo at OHBM - so...

Generally, I think it does make sense, but the problem lies in > or have specifically been edited to be so Editing something to be so, implies that there was...

Yes, but a default that annexes everything doesn't lead you in a trap. Public and restricted content can still be separated in terms of storage. May be a little less...

Thanks for reporting, @lsempf! At a first glance I'm not quite sure about the first error ( Unknown Value Representation ), but it seems to me that there's something wrong...

Note to myself: Considering this a bug since we really need to be more robust against faulty or unexpected headers.

Hm. In https://github.com/psychoinformatics-de/datalad-hirni (which when ironed out should yield a generalized form to be part of `datalad-neuroimaging`) we simply make a subdataset from the tarball, which in return is added...

Sure. Likely not this week, though.