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On 14/10/2021 09:28, Miles Malone wrote: |
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> So the default being for git to act like git, instead of git to act |
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> like an alternative to rsync, makes perfect sense in that context. |
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And once it's sync'd the first time, I think sync depth is ignored. It |
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normally doesn't make much difference anyway, because git stores the |
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current version in full, and then just diffs going backwards. |
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The difference between a sync=1 and sync=0 isn't that much for linux I |
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gather - maybe doubles the size? |
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For a normal user who just wants to USE portage, a sync of 1 makes |
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sense. They can then always go back as far as when they first set it up, |
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anyway. |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |
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