El 5/9/2007, a las 9:30, Junio C Hamano escribió:
Perhaps _exiting_ "git-commit" and "git-fetch" before doing anything, when the repository has more than 5000 loose objects with a LOUD bang that instructs an immediate repack would be good? I really do not like the idea of automatically running a repack after first interrupting the original command and then resuming. For one thing it would make a horribly difficult situation to debug if anything goes wrong. You cannot reproduce such a situation easily.
I would strongly oppose any *automatic* repacking and strongly support any *advisory* recommandation to repack when the loose object count exceeds a certain threshold. I don't think *exiting* a command in such cases is a good idea; worse than automatic repacking this would be *forced* manual repacking, which isn't very user-friendly.
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