Re: git clone: very long "resolving deltas" phase

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On Wed, 7 Apr 2010, Vitaly wrote:

> Hmm, what does it mean - "makes no sense"? It works as it works - for several
> hours.

As I said, several hours for this operation makes no sense.  This should 
take minutes if no seconds.  *This* is what needs fixing.

> No, we work in a trusted environment. Our repository isn't open for external
> people.

I was asking that because that would have helped me (or any other Git 
developer) analyse the issue and provide a fix.

OK then.  What happens if you do the following on the server machine 
where the repository is stored:

	git repack -a -f -d

How long does this take?

How long does the "Resolving deltas" take when cloning this repacked 
repository? (don't wait more than 10 minutes for it).

If the "Resolving deltas" takes more than 10 minutes, could you capture 
a strace dump from that process during a minute or so and post it here?

Hmmm. Is this on Linux or Windows?


Nicolas
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