skillzero@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>I want to periodically optimize my repositories even if it takes a
>long time to run the command. Should I do 'git gc --aggressive', 'git
>I also read somewhere (but can't find now) that some of these commands
>shouldn't be run while other people might be accessing the repository.
Caveat emptor, indeed.
I have in my /etc/gitconfig the following:
[repack]
UseDeltaBaseOffset = true
[pack]
compression = 9
[alias]
packall = !rm -rf .git/ORIG_HEAD .git/FETCH_HEAD .git/index .git/logs .git/info/refs .git/objects/pack/pack-*.keep .git/refs/original .git/refs/patches .git/patches && git prune --expire now && git repack -a -d --window=200 && git gc
A subsequent "git packall" does the trick, but this is best done on an
otherwise idle repository.
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Sincerely, srb@xxxxxxx
Stephen R. van den Berg.
"What do I do when I see someone *extremely gorgeous*?
I stare, I smile, and when I get tired... I put the mirror down."
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