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Improve the new git repo command
The new git repo command doesn't handle file paths yet, and it forces users to dump all repository data at once instead of just requesting what they...
Complete and extend the remote-object-info command for git cat-file
Git's partial clone allows cloning repositories without downloading all objects (blobs, trees, ...). These objects are fetched on demand from the...
Improve Disk Space Recovery for Partial Clones
Problem: Git's "partial clone" is a lifesaver for huge repos because it lets you download only the files you actually need. But once you download a...
Refactoring in order to reduce Git’s global state
Git’s core C codebase still relies heavily on global state, such as the_repository and various environment-derived variables defined in...
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