10 Mar
2012
10 Mar
'12
3:44 a.m.
On 9 Mar 2012, Timothy Pearson stated:
99% of the time is spent waiting for GIT to return from these commands:
'git pull'
'git reset --hard HEAD'
'git commit -a'
That last one especially eats up a lot of resources, but I have found no
other way to commit changes to a submodule reference to the parent tree.
Tim
Not quite. I recognized some problems in GIT
that could cause issues,
so
I wrote "babysitting" software that constantly combs through the GIT
tree,
making sure that all submodule references are up to date with the latest
code and similar housekeeping tasks. That babysitting software can and
does trigger commits to the tree, and it is these fixup commits that are
taking a long time to carry out.
Looks like that needs a bit of optimization. I can have a look at it and
see if there's a faster way to do the same thing, if you like. (And if
the code is publically visible.)
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