Re: [PATCH 0/5] [RFC] introduce Roaring bitmaps to Git

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On Mon, Sep 19, 2022 at 05:47:34PM +0000, Abhradeep Chakraborty via GitGitGadget wrote:
> This patch series is currently in RFC state and it aims to let Git use
> roaring bitmaps. As this is an RFC patch series (for now), the code are not
> fully accurate (i.e. some tests are failing). But it is backward-compatible
> (tests related to ewah bitmaps are passing). Some commit messages might need
> more explanation and some commits may need a split (specially the one that
> implement writing roaring bitmaps). Overall, the structure and code are near
> to ready to make the series a formal patch series.

Extremely exciting. Congratulations on all of your work so far. I'm
hopeful that you'll continue working on this after GSoC is over (for
those playing along at home, Abhradeep's coding period was extended by a
couple of weeks).

But even if you don't, this is a great artifact to leave around on the
list for somebody else who is interested in this area to pick up in the
future, and benefit from all of the work that you've done so far.

I am still working through my post-Git Merge backlog, but I'm looking
forward to reading these patches soon. I'm glad that other reviewers
have already started to dive in :-).

Well done!


Thanks,
Taylor



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