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I worked at Meta and used Eden. I remember it as a virtual, FUSE based file system for a huge monorepo. Basically, if you have GBs of data in your monorepo, a
by martincmartin 5y ago
I worked at Meta and used Eden. I remember it as a virtual, FUSE based file system for a huge monorepo. Basically, if you have GBs of data in your monorepo, and any individual user accesses < 1% of it, then there's no point in having each "hg update" update the other 99%.
But we were explicitly dissuaded from having binary data. I worked on image processing, and wanted to store test images for unit tests in hg, but the consensus was, that was a bad idea. So we stored them in a separate data store, and had a make rule to fetch them as part of the build.