Re: ibm-acpi development, git trees, etc

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On Tue, 21 Nov 2006, Shem Multinymous wrote:
> >This will cause a lot of cruft in repo.or.cz that I can't easily fix (I
> >can't tell the git dumb push protocol to delete a remote branch.  Heck, the
> >thing is so dumb it can't even figure out it doesn't need to push 
> >something,
> >unlike the pull protocol...).
> 
> Really?! Yikes.
> I would just ignore this and wait the feature is (inevitably) added.

I have just found that a lot of the issues I had with git are to blame on
cogito, including an extreme inneficiency on clone, and after purging cogito
and switching to bare git and stgit, I am a much happier camper.

Heck, the fact that git clone will clone *all* heads much faster than cogito
can clone a single one when using --reference made me very happy indeed :p

But I think I used pure git for the push, so the comment on it being a
massive waster of bandwidth on initial pushes remains.

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