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Is unshallowing any more expensive than a normal clone? The shallow clone is for the benefit of the user so they can get to work sooner.
by williamvds 5y ago
Is unshallowing any more expensive than a normal clone? The shallow clone is for the benefit of the user so they can get to work sooner.
- vtbassmatt 5y agoIt is, because of the way the server has to recompute packfiles. I realize that you may choose to optimize for the user over the server, but a partial (blobless) clone should satisfy both.
- erik_seaberg 5y agoDoes the server rule out sending a packfile that you only need 95% of? That seems like a good thing to optimize.