For write support you obviously have to mount a branch. Can you mount tags or commits read-only? It would be really useful actually. Actually I can't see a use

For write support you obviously have to mount a branch. Can you mount tags or commits read-only? It would be really useful actually. Actually I can't see a use case where I would mount it read-write. For developing a website you possibly do not want to commit on every write. Possibly git's limitations on large files still apply to this implementation. For large number of small files: what does it do when I cp like 1000 files into it? Does it create 1000 commits?