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The main workaround is to keep your commits small. If you run your own GitLab server your can also tune the constants that affect this behavior. If you have a g
by sytse 13y ago
The main workaround is to keep your commits small. If you run your own GitLab server your can also tune the constants that affect this behavior. If you have a good use-case feel free to send a merge request to increase them so they get better for everyone.
- davedx 13y agoAha. I'll have a chat with the guy who administrates our install about tweaking the constants. The example I had from this morning was quite a large diff (47 changed files). I'd rather have a large page load time and be able to see the diffs though. Thanks for the suggestion. :)
- GFK_of_xmaspast 13y agoA use-case is "some people insist on making large commits". In a perfect world, maybe otherwise, but not this one.