On 13/06/16 18:29, Zaro wrote:
`git gc` enables prune by default [1]. Running `git gc` cleans up the
objects (6.4G -> 380M) and moves the refs to packed-refs file (382M ->
6M). I see the exact same result whether I run with C git or jgit.
Original files:
~/temp/nova.git.test$ du -hsx * | sort -r | head -10
6.4G nova.git.orig/objects
6.1M nova.git.orig/info
4.0K nova.git.orig/config
4.0K nova.git.orig/HEAD
382M nova.git.orig/refs
2.1M nova.git.orig/logs
0B nova.git.orig/hooks
0B nova.git.orig/description
0B nova.git.orig/branches
Hello,
On the non-gc repo you can get useful statistics regarding objects by
using: git count-objects -vH
count: 37
size: 1.56 MiB
in-pack: 707396
packs: 5
size-pack: 276.97 MiB
prune-packable: 14
garbage: 1
size-garbage: 2.81 MiB
From the man page:
37 loose objects consuming 1.56MiB of disk.
707396 objects in pack files which is a 276.97 MiB
14 loose objects are in pack file and can be reclaimed: git prune-packed
1 neither valid loose or valid pack taking 2.81 MiB
Also Gerrit tends to leak references under refs/cache-automerge which
might pill up and cause no more needed objects to still be referenced.
I am not sure what they are for.
--
Antoine Musso
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