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In it's own unique way, GIT has a content addressable storage... objects are stored according to a hash of their content, not their filename. If you have thousa
by mikewarot 5y ago
In it's own unique way, GIT has a content addressable storage... objects are stored according to a hash of their content, not their filename. If you have thousands of duplicates of a small file, GIT will only store it once.