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IIRC git stores copies at first - so interactive time performance is great. It later compresses a set of files into a pack - so long-term space performance is g
by hyperpallium2 5y ago
IIRC git stores copies at first - so interactive time performance is great. It later compresses a set of files into a pack - so long-term space performance is great.
It's like the perfect partner - at least, from afar.
- IshKebab 5y agoSure but this will still run into issues e.g. if you are editing a Photoshop file with autosave enabled.
- vhanda 5y agoMinor nitpick: The files are initially stored with zlib compression. Each "commit" stores the entire file. The compression into a packfile is where the diffs between files are computed and stored.