Nicolas Pitre wrote:
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2. repack takes too long to run very regularly; it's an occasional
command.
It doesn't take long at all when you don't use -a.
Well that depends how many loose objects there are :) I heard about on
Windows a case where packing 30k loose objects took over an hour.
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What I'm aiming for is something which is light enough that it might
even win back the performance loss you got from 1), and to solve the
perception problem of 3).
Run git-repack without -a from some hook. You can even launch it in the
background.
Or what am I missing?
If you repack every 100 objects without -a, sure it will be fast, but
you'll end up with too many packs.
Sam.