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Having not implemented merging yet, I am not quite sure how multi-threaded it can be. In theory, each sub-tree can be merged on a core and maybe that should be the concurrency model to really make a difference. However, I guess the first version will also be single-threaded, but thanks to Rust multi-threading is something that can reasonably happen as a follow-up.
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Thanks for sharing this idea!
However, gix
is quite explicitly a development tool, whose anti-goal is to ever be a git
stand-in, even without aspiration to ever be stable. Instead, ein
is what should strive for providing a workflow for Git repositories.
Since gix
just calls into gitoxide-core
, it would be possible for anyone to leverage it to implement a git
stand-in, in fact, using gix
(the crate), it should be possible to one day accomplish this feat. For now, there isn't enough functionality to do that effectively though.
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Fair enough. I notice a lot of git is single-threaded, and it quite painful (e.g. merging large repos like nixpkgs). :P
Someday I hope to replace git merge
with something more concurrent on my setup.
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