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This is an example as it is using relative paths and needs some changes
to work for you.
It assumes that you have a git repository (git-init was ran) and then
will update it there. Before each update it will clone the git repository
and copy the old state files into the repository. So in case something
goes wrong you can do a post mortom. The state files are relatively small
and the git repository is working with hardlinks so it does not even take
too much space.
On first pull you need to run git-repack or git-gc
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