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Objects don't need to be duplicated for forks. See the objects/info/alternates file. They're talking about redundancy for the object storage backend, which is
by idorosen 11y ago
Objects don't need to be duplicated for forks. See the objects/info/alternates file. They're talking about redundancy for the object storage backend, which is independent of how many forks/clones/repositories. In fact, assuming they solve collision detection somehow, they could store all objects for all repositories in one object store and have all repos be thin wrappers with objects/info/alternates files forwarding to that object store repository...