On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 3:39 PM, Dmitry Risenberg
<dmitry.risenberg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> I have a very big git repository (the .git directory is about 5.3 Gb),
> which is a copy of an svn repository fetched via git-svn. In fact
> there are a few repositories ("working copies") that share the same
> .git directory (via symlinks), in which I have different svn branches
> checked out. Now I want to merge a commit from one svn branch to
> another via git cherry-pick. The commit contains diff in only one
> file. So I do
>
> git cherry-pick <commit>
>
> And the operation takes tens of seconds to finish. In "top" output I
> see that git process uses almost no CPU, but has hundreds of page
> faults, so I assume that it is reading a lot of files from disk.
Wild guess: poorly (or worse yet, never) packed repository?
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