Re: git pack/unpack over bittorrent - works!

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On 09/02/2010 03:41 PM, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:

[...]

  neeh, i'm flexible.  it looks like i'm going to need to deviate from
bittorrent, after all, start adding new commands over which the git
rev-list gets transferred, rather than as a VFS layer.  the reason is
that bittorrent depends on the files and the data in the files being
all the same, so that a hash can be taken of the whole lot and the
end-result verified.

  if the pack-objects are going to vary, then the VFS layer idea is
blown completely out the water, except for the absolute basic
meta-info such as "refs/heads/*".  so i might as well just use
"actual" bittorrent to transfer packs via
{ref}-{commitref}-{SHA-1}.torrent.

ho hum, drawing board we come...

You can treat the git object store (both loose and packed objects) as a VFS and use the refs of interest (the I-needs and the I-haves) to create a view...
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