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You would end up with pretty huge latency for a lot of common operations in that case. Every checkout, diff, and status for example.
by michaelmior 13y ago
You would end up with pretty huge latency for a lot of common operations in that case. Every checkout, diff, and status for example.
- zobzu 13y agoyeah it sounds like svn all over again
- derefr 13y agoThat depends on how replicated/distributed the object storage is. In a DHT scenario, you might already be storing some of the objects yourself before you've even requested them. The remote server can obviously be running an object-storage node itself, and so can your own local git repo -- the point is that you can have objects in more places than just your machine and the repo it's pulling from.