Re: [PATCH v2 1/7] maintenance: optionally skip --auto process

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Derrick Stolee <stolee@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Before the maintenance builtin, it would be natural to see "gc.auto=0"
> and do this same behavior, but that will not be general enough in the
> future.

I do think it is an excellent change to move the check done in
the need_to_gc() to check the value of gc.auto to run_auto_gc()
for exactly the reason the log message of this patch gives.  And
after the function is renamed to run_auto_maintenance(), at some
point the variable that gets checked would also be updated, and
we'd eventually reach the same state, I would think.

But it is so small a change that it probably is not worth the
book-keeping burden of remembering that the maintenance topic needs
to build on the patch to update auto-gc.  

> If you prefer, I can pull this out into a series on its own to be
> tracked separately.

So let's leave it as-is.

Thanks.



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