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> Something related to Unix epoch? Nope, I just tested it. I'd guess there are too many branches with too many commits (e.g. all those FreeBSD ones with 10k-2
by evilc00kie 4y ago
> Something related to Unix epoch?
Nope, I just tested it.
I'd guess there are too many branches with too many commits (e.g. all those FreeBSD ones with 10k-200k commits). Although you can click on branch and see the count of commits per branch, there might be an issue showing this information on the branch view due to some "DB-query-edge-case".
You know, it doesn't seem to be that hard to solve this problem in the first place, but backends with their DBs and services can be a wild jungle of data correlation.
- blt 4y agoWhat was your test? Do you mean the problem is in GitHub, not git? I suppose GitHub caches a lot of git's output in DBs to improve response time, sounds like fertile ground for bugs.