gilbertchen

There aren't such rules and I don't think there should be. All you need to do is to state your settings clearly to the degree that other people can reproduce...

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Once you run the prune command for the first time, the cache will keep growing until the prune command is run again. See [this wiki page](https://github.com/gilbertchen/duplicacy/wiki/Cache) for details.

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When fixed-size chunking is activated, Duplicacy doesn't bundle and split files, because fixed-size chunking is sensitive to insertion and deletion. Instead, files are split and uploaded individually. So there is...

> At the risk of further muddying the waters, bundle_or_chunk, with its small-file deduplication, can fix this problem too. @arikorn I doubt that. When you bundle small files into fixed-size...

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