As far as I see, we can have decent repository in case we massage current Git mirror. I've created a script for that: https://github.com/vlsi/jmeter-git-cleanup
It takes a couple of minutes (provided there's pre-polulated jmeter_clone), and it produces the following: https://github.com/vlsi/jmeter-git-cleanup-result If you clone that, it transfers 120MiB, and working copy becomes 188MiB (53MiB sources + 135MiB for .git) For the reference, current .svn folder is 80MiB. I've attached sample history around v4.0 which turns out to be perfectly flat. I did not remove/alter docs and/or javadocs, however it does look weird to store javadocs side by side with the code. Should I drop docs-x.y branches as well? What's the point with them? Apparently old docs branches will still live in SVN, however I think we should no longer create them. Vladimir
