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@PrplHaz4 If you think it's more than a cosmetic problem, perhaps you or the OP can explain what the actual practical problem is?

I think this is something that doesn't need fixing. It's pretty simple: - How restic checks if other files (non-stdin ones) have changed or not is by the timestamp of...

Yeah. It's pretty simple; For this to exist, someone has to extend the `--use-fs-snapshot` feature (which currently only supports Windows' VSS) to also support/use ZFS snapshots on relevant platforms, including...

@ffalcon31415 As @AndrewSav hinted, the "command not found for 'restic' in git bash" suggests that you haven't got `restic` in the PATH of the shell, or similar. Maybe it's named...

@baubaid Please be more specific. What, exactly, are the names of those files?

How on earth can you have five instances of the exact same filename? Have you verified that they are indeed having the same name, and if so, how did you...

@baubaid Again, what filesystem is this? Just so we know what we're looking at, please paste the command run and output from `for a in *version.txt*; do echo _${a}_; done`...

> I expect performance to be worse, and in some cases, much worse, when using restic mount. (I remember there were reports on very long delays just to list the...

I think snapshot resolving should be consolidated into a more general place, and once we have that we could potentially also start supporting things like `latest-4` or `@` and what...

Nice input people. I like the graph :) Just to those who hasn't thought about it; If you have this problem with restic taking too much of your memory for...