restic 0.19.1 compiled with go1.26.4-X:nodwarf5 on linux/amd64
I made a new repo. Say that I did not use “restic init --copy-chunker-params”, but just made a new repo… THEN, I backup a snapshot from a already backed up snapshot using (–from-repo). I realise that I may not get full deduplication… but is there any way in the future to gain back deduplication (in future backup/snapshots) when I for example go into older snapshots and delete files I don’t want anymore, and then use commands such as “prune”, and “forget” (if in fact I decide I no longer want those previously backed-up files?), and then the newer made repo will also copy the newer snapshot and realise that there are (were(past tense)) deleted files, and then I can run “prune” and “forget” on the newer made repo (the newer one without the “restic init --copy-chunker-params”), and it will just prune the older files anyway, so kinda it does not matter if I initiate the new repo with “restic init --copy-chunker-params”, but I can still deduplicate everything eventually by pruning and forgetting old files which I don’t want?.. Thanks everyone, if you understand my question… I can re-iterate or explain better if needed. Thanks!