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Shrinking the library won't make the repo any smaller. You have to erase history to do that.
by tomjakubowski 4y ago
Shrinking the library won't make the repo any smaller. You have to erase history to do that.
- hinkley 4y agoYeah I thought that might be confusing. Artifact size depends on what garbage from the project infrastructure gets included into the artifact. So simple things like not having a fully populated ignore file will cause things to get included into the project or the artifact. People who don't care about file size don't care about file size. If the artifact is ridiculous, sometimes the repo is ridiculous too. Therefore if you take a bunch of projects with outsized artifacts, you are going to have above average repository sizes as well.