Prefetch maintenance might lead to thundering herd issues

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The current git-maintenance prefetch command allows daily, weekly, and
hourly schedules.
However, in repositories with many active developers, timing `fetch`
to happen at the same wall clock time can lead to a thundering herd
problem for the backend server.

Ideally, these fetch requests would be spaced out by a small amount,
so as not to lead to a co-ordinated load on the server.

I don't see a way to configure this at the moment in a cross-platform
way at the moment. Perhaps it might be sensible to offset the cron
schedules slightly for users so as to not cause such an issue?

This might come at a small cost of predictability of the run, but that
should be okay as predictability isn't the primary goal for
maintenance.




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