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> even assuming any given developer has >1 project checked out at once. One? Oh lord you don't want to look at my work machine then. Probably a couple dozen pr
by viridian 4y ago
> even assuming any given developer has >1 project checked out at once.
One? Oh lord you don't want to look at my work machine then. Probably a couple dozen projects pulled down, and once added, they aren't getting removed until I have to swap PCs.
- seba_dos1 4y ago"A couple dozen" is a pretty conservative estimate:)
- lucideer 4y agoI work in code analysis automation so I have way more than a couple dozen but the point is: 1. I'm not an average case. 2. Even I've never hit 50GB 3. (not mentioned in my original post but...) if you did reach 50GB that's likely going to be because you've a load of old projects lying around needing deleting. Using a new tool in other to retain that dysfunction isn't exactly a great recommendation. Pnpm is great for other reasons: not recommending against it, just calling out the ridiculous title here.