On Fri Aug 28, 2020 at 11:20 PM EDT, Junio C Hamano wrote: > - The source of the rsync transfer is a git working tree. It often > has the checkout of the latest and greatest version, but during > development, it may switch to older commit (e.g. to find where > regression occurred) or not-yet-ready commit (e.g. work in > progress that is not given to upstream). You check out the > version you want to sync to the destination before initiating > rsync. Assuming this is the case, perhaps a separate worktree that you touch less often being the source for rsync might save rsync some bandwidth/cpu checking things.
