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Committer:
Justin Luth
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Date:
2020-01-30 18:19:32 UTC
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Revision ID:
git-v1:c8c06390f7fa8a3db4656562816cd03b7368b883
remove old configs before sync
Synchronizing from the default configs got more complicated
when we used the backup as the active-configuration source.
So we don't want the real configs to be updated (therefore
rsync --ignore-existing), but there IS value in getting
a copy of the lastUsedConfigs (for restoreAll as well as
easy meld-comparison), and certainly at least we don't
want stale firstUsedConfigs (since they would never get updated).
So just delete these log-type files containing historical info.
Then the following sync will update with the central copy.