On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 9:36 AM, Pierre-Yves Chibon <pingou@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've not approached them for anything like this, but I would imagine aPer-user or per-organization might already just do the job. Tbh, I was even
> single manifest file would not work at all for all of github's
> repositories. The largest collection we currently manage with grokmirror
> is 5,500 repositories and though it does admirably well, it's getting to
> the point where parsing/writing the manifest file is taking upwards of a
> second. They could probably generate a manifest file per user, but not a
> single manifest for all the repositories they host.
thinking of a per-project manifest.
Per-project would largely defeat the purpose of grokmirror. The goal was to be able to check the status of thousands of repositories with only one REST call. If you have as many manifest files as there are projects, just doing "git pull" in each project would be about as efficient as a "http get", so might as well just run "grok-dumb-pull".
Regards,
-K
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