The nice thing about git-remote-bsv's norm of using a shadow repository, is that I worked out a bunch of funny glitches one could run into, and did things to address them.
This would be easy for a normal coder, but things can change. For example, it's pretty confusing to me to sort out garbage collection and object packing. In git-remote-bsv, it automatically disables garbage collection on the shadow repository, retains identical pack files, and ensures new changes are consolidated into a single new packfile. This is all done with normal git shell commands.
