On 7/10/07, martin f krafft <madduck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It does mean, however, that I duplicate the upstream into my repo,
and thus into the published repo at git.debian.org, because I cannot
just publish a single branch ('debian') in such a way that people
could clone it and still be able to build the package against
upstream (which they'd have to obtain for themselves), right?
Yes. But is that a problem? In most cases, the complete history of the
project is fairly small if your repo is well packed. Often not much
bigger than a tarball of one source snapshot.
What does the following say?
git repack -a -d
du -sh .git/objects/pack
cheers,
martni
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