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I'm not so sure really, in my experience the performance difference only becomes noticeable if you have a very large repository. For the Linux kernel I'm sure i
by simias 7y ago
I'm not so sure really, in my experience the performance difference only becomes noticeable if you have a very large repository. For the Linux kernel I'm sure it matters, for "my library with 100 commits and 10k lines of code" it won't make a significant difference.
- dbt00 7y agoMost commercial projects are orders of magnitude more complex than that, and the performance differences are stark.
- newen 7y agoPeople are going to go for something that runs in 0.1 seconds as opposed to 1 second, most things being the same.
- plorkyeran 7y agoI have worked on many projects where I have wished that git was faster. It doesn't take a very big repository for performance to become an issue.